Ok, criaturas!

        'Slackware is a Linux distribution. Slackware takes a different 
approach than other popular distributions such as Red Hat, Debian, Gentoo, 
SuSE, and Mandrake Linux. It might best be described as "UNIX-like", given 
its policy of incorporating only stable applications, and the absence of 
distribution-specific GUI configuration tools found in other varieties of 
Linux. Partisans have been known to say, "When you know Slackware, you 
know Linux... when you know Red Hat, all you know is Red Hat."(...)

(...) The name "Slackware" stems from the term "Slack," as defined by the 
Church of the SubGenius.' 
[http://explanation-guide.info/meaning/Slackware.html]



' Slack

The central belief in the Church is the pursuit of Slack, which generally 
stands for the sense of freedom, independence, and original thinking that 
comes when you achieve your personal goals. The Church states that we were 
all born with Original Slack, but that Slack has been stolen from us by a 
worldwide conspiracy of normal people. The Church encourages originality 
and frowns on actions seen as "pinkness," which happens when you bow down 
to authority and the accepted limits of society. Popular Church phrases 
supporting these goals are "The SubGenius Must Have Slack" and "Fuck 'Em 
If They Can't Take A Joke."'
[http://explanation-guide.info/meaning/Church-of-the-SubGenius.html]
        

        Entao, pense "slack", seja "slack", use Slackware!



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Em Thu, 24 Jun 2004, Fernando Azambuja escreveu:

  > Acho que nao existe uma traducao, porque acho que nao existe essa 
  > palavra. So se for uma giria (acho que nao eh). Mas deve ter a 
  > historia de como surgiu, soh olhar no Google. :)
  > 
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