Option 2 - you are going to just use your system (mine is an HTPC) - Slax will be loaded to RAM and will run much faster, but you won't be able to save changes. Option 1 - you can install new software and changes will be saved to disk as temporary files, until you click 'Save Changes' from desktop. WTF? ))ĥ) Boot options - make this a permanent menu, not a 3 sec gotcha, and explain what they are properly: I have a brand new Lenovo mini and a brand new USB 3.1 Sandisk USB. This is a must have utility for Slax to make it user-friendly.Ĥ) Boot crash - half of the times it fails to read the /slax folder dot.

I was expecting a 'save' button (like in Pupppy) but didn't know there's a manual CLI custom command for it. Similarly, a button to remove unwanted modules. Why do I need a Python icon on my desktop? The 'right-click' desktop menu doesn't automatically update after installing new apps.ģ) Please make a permanent icon on the desktop (and a script) to SAVE CHANGES which prompts the path or just informs 'Your changes have been saved in a new module and will be loaded automatically. This is a Sev-1 bug, please fix.Ģ) There's no way to de-clutter the desktop from unwanted icons. If someone wants to install Slax on their relatively new laptop (which all have NMVE 'disks') they will be very unhappy because you can copy and initialise '/slax/' but it's unbootable. I raised 2 bugs that were later confirmed by other users:ġ) NMVE driver is not properly implemented. Hi Tomas, I'm a professional software tester.

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