Further, if you allow me. Seems things are not moving very fast... Salix Live KDE 14.1beta1 available since April 17. Works like a charm. Up to now no RC. Salix XFCE 14.1 install iso available since ages. Up to now no LiveCD. Salix Mate 14.1 also available since a couple of weeks. Up to now no LiveC...

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Any liveCD Salix Openbox 14.1 soon?

Thank you.

I found what is the problem. You install a package containing openssh-6.6p1-x86_64-3_slack14.1.txz which tries to update module/etc/shadow file which does not exist and since this loaded after 06-live.slm breaks the system. In details: module/etc/shadow file has only this line sshd:*:9797:0::::: an...

I found what is the problem. . Dear Djemos, I was out of town for a couple of days : so I could not react immediately. Am sorry. Am sure you are right with your last email. Will follow your directions and let you know as soon as possible the result. Thank you for your efforts. Once more : thank you...

I did a frugal install on usb and boot from usb. That's exactly what I did. I also installed grub legacy on usbstick and booted from there. The latest error messages before getting stuck were : Unknown user name 'root' in bus configuration file Could not get password database information for UID of...

Because you touch 06-live.slm did not autologin .I don't know what you have done there. I assure you : I didn't touch the 06-live.slm module. I repeat : the only thing I did was to compile the 'update.slm' module and to put it in the /modules directory. I can boot the normal way if I remove the 'up...

Live iso boots direct on X without asking for a password. Thank you for reaction, Yes. Of course, I didn't touch '06-live.slm'. The only thing I did was to put my selfmade module 'update.slm' in the modules-directory. The result was that the iso didn't boot direct on X but was asking for a password...

KDE is getting real heavy on resources, this is why i use openbox as my main system for everyday use. But i made the KDE installation and Live editions for users who are funs of KDE and also have fast pc with a lot of memory. Agree with you. . Thanks for testing. Experienced my first big problem : ...

If you install the LiveCD on a usbstick/memory card with 'dd', then you are unable to write to the usbstick/memory card, I guess. So you are unable to install additional modules neither on '/modules' nor on '/optional'. I will check something i have in mind (a script to copy to usb) and i will come...

First of all : thank you for providing a LiveCD. Nice piece of work. I downloaded the 64 bit version. Here are my first impressions : 1. booting is rahter slow. 2. KDE is rather heavy (too heavy) "free total used free shared buffers cached Mem: 2033700 1902236 131464 0 140432 946964 -/+ buffers...