Slax 11.2
The portable distro doesn’t release often, but its many users – including Mayank Sharma – are always on the lookout for updated versions.
IN BRIEF
A nimble little distro, Slax is one of a handful of portable distros that’s designed to run from a removable medium like a USB stick, but can also be anchored to a hard disk. Originally based on Slackware, the distro has been using Debian’s Stable branch for several years.
SPECS
CPU: Any x86 computer Memory: 512MB HDD: Not required Build: Either 32-or 64-bit
B ack in the day, Slax made a name for itself as being one of the easiest distros to customise, despite being based on the unforgiving Slackware. Even after all these years the distro hasn’t lost its charm and is just as functional and ever.