Salix OS

fluxflux-sl

nfluxOS (okay more desktop then distro)

Slackel http://slackel.gr/

pQui Linux http://site.pquilinux.org/

Slax Remix08 and soon 09
this is Slax based on -current with newer kernel
http://www.slax.org/forum.php?action=vi ... ntID=66046

http://www.slax.org/forum.php?action=vi ... ntID=68767

my own nFluxOS Slackware -current (MiniSC 178mb/MiniSCR 320mb/full 690mb/x86_64 690mb)
http://multidistro.com/NFLUXNEW/SQ4/slack.html
all have alot of salix os/slackbuilds/slacky,etc

ImagineOS, the new GoblinX
http://distrowatch.com/index.php?distribution=imagineos

NimbleX
http://www.nimblex.net/

A good starting point in order to find distros (in general) is distrowatch.com.

Linux LiveCD Router
http://www.wifi.com.ar/english/cdrouter/

RIPLinuX (Recovery Is Possible)
http://www.tux.org/pub/people/kent-robo ... linux/rip/

SLAMPP Live
http://slampp.abangadek.com/info/

Topologilinux
http://www.topologilinux.com/

Vector Linux

Quite a lovely distro, I tried it around 2005. It was quite snappy on an old Athlon 900 Mhz, 320 Mb RAM system. When I decided recently that I wanted some slackware derivative again to bring some life onto an old 2.8 ghz pentium D, I thought inmediately of it. In the process, I found Salix in some forum and the rest is history!

AgiliaLinux - fine russian Slackware based distro. I get some packages for my Salix from it`s repos ))
http://www.agilialinux.ru/

I haven't looked in on them recently but SLAX, www dot slax dot org , (If I remember correctly) was the first to support 64bit processors. I seem to remember a slax64 variant.

mjjzf wrote:I still find Wolvix to be an extremely strong contender - they have a great software selection - but my enthusiasm is partly based on their design. It looks cool, IMO.

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Wolvix was quite appealing for me also; too bad it went defunct recently. As you say, it has a very sharp-looking design. Another plus is you can boot & run it from ISO with grub2 shell commands.

Marj