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Slackware turns 30 today

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

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Cool to see.

I am curious though, does Slackware do anything that other Distros can’t?

Is there a reason to choose it over say Debian or Fedora aside from it being around for so long and the nostalgia factor
- Owl@mander.xyz
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  More stable than Debian.
  
  Useful for controlling your homemade nuclear reactor’s cooling system.

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