Should You Use Slackware In 2021
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There are plenty of old Linux Distros that are still around. One of the most popular is Slackware. Slackware is a traditional Linux Distro. It does not use systemd, and treats Linux more like a free clone of Unix than it’s own thing. It is stable, and great for both desktops and servers. I am going to go over the benefits, and why you might want to consider using Slackware on your computer.

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