Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 6th Jul 2005 18:46 UTC
After a decade of admiring Linux from afar, Claus Futtrup finally takes the plunge, choosing to dual-boot his Windows 98 system with Minislack. In this interesting guest column at DesktopLinux.com, Futtrup explains why he selected Minislack, and relates his experiences with installing, configuring, and using it as a newcomer to Linux.
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i been a longtime Slackware user and Slackware always let me configuse my soundcard with rc.modules manually, MiniSlack tried to configure it automatically, i have a soundcard with a es1371 chip on it, but MiniSlack identified it as something else than what the card really is, MiniSlack seems like a good idea but i think i will stick with the origional Slackware...
i wish MiniSlack good luck and sucess with the venture...
one thing though, with Slackware a user can simply just not install GNome & KDE and opt for a light WM like xfce or WindowMaker and have a mini Slackware anyway...