MattyJ wrote:
Slackware doesn't do anything on it's own, you can only shoot yourself in the foot with your own gun. With all the commandline wonks here I'm surprised more people don't use it.
I ran slackware as my first distro way back in 95 or so. It was loaned to me as a shoebox of 3.5" floppies with each disk set labeled by a letter. I got tired of doing everything for myself. I prefer to let the distro do the boring stuff for me so I can concentrate on the interesting stuff.
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