CTKArch is a distribution, or perhaps more a spin, based on Arch Linux that is using Openbox as default window manager. It's minimal in size, if you believe that anything under CD size is minimal these days, and seems to be designed first and foremost to run from CD or USB as a live system, so it has a lot in common with ArchBang. Only a few days ago, 7th April, v. 0.7 was released into the wilderness of the Linux distribution jungle. I had toyed with 0.6 on and off for a few weeks and thus am in the position to make a few observations.
Slackware in the main, but also other bits and bobs on Linux, BSD, and all sorts of things of interest.
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Monday, 11 April 2011
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mozilla
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music
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MX Linux
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(1)
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(57)
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scientific
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screenshots
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scripts
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seamonkey
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server
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shell
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shooter
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siduction
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slackel
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slackware
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slackware 14.2
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surfing
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