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23 <h1><font color="#3e1220">SliTaz GNU/Linux 2.0</font></h1>
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29
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30 <h2><font color="#df8f06">Releases notes</font></h2>
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33 <li><a href="#overview">Overview.</a></li>
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34 <li><a href="#hardware">Supported Hardware.</a></li>
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35 <li><a href="#livecd">LiveCD Flavors.</a></li>
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36 <li><a href="#gpxe">Network startup (gPXE).</a></li>
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37 <li><a href="#install">Installation.</a></li>
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38 <li><a href="#kernel">Linux Kernel.</a></li>
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39 <li><a href="#packages">Software Packages.</a></li>
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40 <li><a href="#desktop">Graphical Desktops.</a></li>
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41 <li><a href="#support">Support and Documentation.</a></li>
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42 <li><a href="#security">Security.</a></li>
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43 <li><a href="#upgrade">From 1.0 to 2.0.</a></li>
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44 <li><a href="#people">People of the Project.</a></li>
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45 </ul>
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46
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47 <a name="overview"></a>
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48 <h3><font color="#6c0023"></font>Overview</h3>
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49 <p>
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50 SliTaz GNU/Linux Version 2.0 was released on April 18 2009 after a year
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51 of hard work. Based on Version 1.0 (published 22 March 2008), SliTaz comprises
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52 of 1400 (up 900) software packages easily installable via the "Tazpkg"
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53 package manager. The LiveCD can be fully configured to taste, to easily
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54 create a custom distribution specifically for tasks such as multimedia,
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55 graphics or development. Some of the new features in this release include:
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56 </p>
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57 <ul>
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58 <li>Better hardware support for wifi, windows drivers, NTFS and low
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59 memory systems (through flavors)</li>
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60 <li>Easier customization to roll your own distro</li>
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61 <li>Web Boot support</li>
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62 <li>Openbox replaces JWM as the window manager</li>
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63 <li>More tiny graphical utilities for administration, setting preferences,
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64 system upgrade, etc</li>
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65 </ul>
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66 <p>
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67 Technical support is provided to users via the mailing list and the official
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68 forum. The "SliTaz Handbook" is an instructive manual on how to use and finely
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69 configure the system. SliTaz can be updated easily via the graphic installer or
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70 by using the simple and fast text installer.
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71 SliTaz can also be installed to your hard drive, or used with USB media
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72 - with "TazUSB" or the GUI "TazUSBbox" you are only a few simple commands
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73 away from a fully formatted and configured USB device, ready to boot.
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74 </p>
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75 <p>
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76 The system is now configurable via a graphical control center and
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77 packages can be managed with the "Tazpkgbox" GUI package manager. The
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78 project has also created several different GUIs to command line tools to
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79 facilitate the use of the system.
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80 </p>
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81 <p>
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82 The distribution is available in English, German, French and Portuguese -
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83 in all 26 keymappings are available. The project website and documentation
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84 are also available in different languages and other language packs (locale)
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85 can be installed via the package manager.
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86 </p>
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87 <p>
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88 SliTaz is published as a LiveCD or bootable cdrom, all software packages
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89 are available via a direct download or DVD image. SliTaz 2.0 offers a fast,
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90 simple, elegant desktop respecting the standards of Freedesktop.org. The
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91 system was built from the GNU toolchain: glibc-2.7, gcc-4.2.3,
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92 binutils-2.17.50 and offers the Linux 2.6.25.5 kernel. The core
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93 of the LiveCD proposes replacing PHP with Perl as the programming
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94 language. Hardinfo system tools and LXTask provide knowledge and
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95 monitoring equipment. NTFS support is also included on the cdrom and Windows
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96 drives can be easily browsed through the file manager.
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97 </p>
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99 <a name="hardware"></a>
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100 <h3><font color="#6c0023">Supported Hardware</font></h3>
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101 <p>
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102 SliTaz GNU/Linux supports all machines based on i486 or x86 Intel compatible
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103 processors. A minimum 256MB of memory is recommended to use the main LiveCD.
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104 64MB is needed for the "slitaz-loram" flavor and 16MB for the
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105 "slitaz-loram-cdrom" flavor.
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106 </p>
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107 <p>
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108 With the slitaz-loram flavor, the system is less responsive, but allows you to
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109 graphically install SliTaz on very old machines. Once installed, SliTaz works
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110 well with a minimum of 16MB memory, but forget about using Firefox to surf the
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111 web - you'll have to use the text based 'links' for example.
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112 </p>
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113 <p>
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114 SliTaz 2.0 provides partial support for wireless network cards (WiFi), some
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115 cards work directly with a kernel module and others need non-free firmware
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116 and additional drivers. These can easily be automatically
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117 installed using a GUI created for the distribution.
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118 </p>
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119 <p>
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120 Most network and sound card drivers are supported in the Kernel. Presently,
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121 power management is enabled by default with ACPI and support for laptops is
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122 enabled with the "ac" and "battery" modules ("thermal", "processor" and "dock"
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123 are built into the kernel; "fan" and "button" are also available as modules).
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124 </p>
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127 <h3><font color="#6c0023">LiveCD Flavors</font></h3>
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128 <p>
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129 SliTaz GNU/Linux is distributed as a bootable LiveCD allowing you to
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130 graphically install to the hard drive and retain the use of your previous
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131 system including all settings, applications, documents, etc.
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132 </p>
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134 The project distributes an ISO image called "core", which is the body of the
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135 system, providing a selection of multi-use packages for surfing the web,
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136 listening to music, audio editing, image manipulation, developing (including
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137 PHP/SQL), editing ISOs or burning to optical media. It's just one click in the
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138 application menu to find software installed by category.
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139 </p>
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140 <p>
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141 The official flavors of SliTaz can be directly downloaded from the mirrors
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142 of the project. The base flavor (~6MB) provides a minimal system in text mode
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143 and the JustX flavor (~14 MB) offers a minimal graphical desktop respecting
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144 standard drag and drop with GTK2 libraries and tools for installing additional
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145 applications with a few clicks of the mouse.
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146 </p>
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148 The "core" LiveCD can also be customised and rebuilt both graphically or from
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149 the command line. Install your own custom set of packages, or simply use one
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150 of the preset flavors on the mirror. Then simply generate your distribution
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151 with the "Tazlito" tool.
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152 </p>
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155 <h3>Network startup (gPXE)</h3>
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156 <p>
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157 SliTaz is able to boot from the internet, launching the system into RAM during
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158 system startup. This feature allows you to boot computers with no hard drive
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159 as a thin client. Full instructions for using this service are available at:
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160 <a href="http://boot.slitaz.org">http://boot.slitaz.org</a>
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161 </p>
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164 <h3><font color="#6c0023">Installation</font></h3>
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165 <p>
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166 The installation is fully automated and can be done graphically or in text
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167 mode. The prerequisite material and other useful information can be found in the
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168 Manual and Handbook.
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169 </p>
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171 If you want to partition a disk before installation, you can quickly use
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172 Gparted in LiveCD mode or use a flavor containing the partitioning tool. At
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173 the end of the installation it is possible to setup the "GRUB" bootloader which
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174 is capable of starting almost all operating systems. This allows SliTaz to
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175 co-exist with a previously installed operating system, such as Windows.
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176 </p>
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179 <h3><font color="#6c0023">Linux Kernel</font></h3>
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181 SliTaz GNU/Linux 2.0 is distributed with the Linux Kernel 2.6.25.5, patched for
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182 LZMA compression support and display correction for the virtual console. The
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183 support for IDE and SCSI is integrated, as are the filesystems ext2 and ext3.
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184 The kernel in SliTaz 2.0 is split into several different packages, this allows
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185 you to install only the specific modules required for the machine on which
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186 SliTaz operates. All packages can be installed via the package manager and
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187 dependancies are handled automatically.
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188 </p>
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190 Most network cards are supported either directly or as loadable modules with
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191 'modprobe'. Video capture, if needed, requires the ieee1394, raw1394 and
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192 ohci1394 modules installed. The management of the sound card drivers is obtained
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193 with 'soundconf'.
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194 </p>
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196 The configuration of startup modules is located in /etc/rcS.conf. In
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197 LiveCD/LiveUSB mode you can use 'modprobe=mod1, mod2' to load various modules
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198 at boot time.
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199 </p>
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200 <p>
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201 The Linux Kernel configuration of SliTaz is available in the compressed file
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202 /proc/config.gz and also in the Mercurial repositories.
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203 </p>
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206 <h3><font color="#6c0023">Software Packages</font></h3>
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207 <p>
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208 The management of software packages is done with the custom package manager
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209 "Tazpkg". It's simple, fast, stable and offers an interactive mode. Among the
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210 1400 packages available you will find anything you need to transform your
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211 machine to a complete graphical desktop (e17), a graphics studio with The Gimp
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212 or Inkscape, or to a video editor with Kino. You can experience the world wide
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213 web with instant messaging, VOIP, email and of course through a web browser.
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214 </p>
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215 <p>
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216 SliTaz is also designed to function as a powerful web server, using the stable
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217 LightTPD/PHP package (not installed by default), supporting CGI, Perl and Python.
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218 Apache and Squid are also available.
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219 </p>
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220 <p>
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221 Rsync is used for incremental backup and iptables functions as the firewall.
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222 SliTaz can of course also provide a complete development environment with the
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223 GCC 4.2.3 compiler, Geany IDE, Mercurial Repostitories and all development
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224 libraries. Packages can be found through the search function of Tazpkg or via
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225 the website: <a href="http://www.slitaz.org/en/packages/">http://www.slitaz.org/en/packages/</a>
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226 </p>
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228 The binary packages on the mirror can all be compiled by using the "wok" or
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229 "Tazwok" to cook. All of the developer documentation is contained in the
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230 "SliTaz Cookbook" and is available online.
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233 <a name="desktop"></a>
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234 <h3><font color="#6c0023">Graphical Desktops</font></h3>
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235 <p>
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236 By default, the SliTaz LiveCD uses the very light and stable Openbox window manager.
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237 Openbox is widely themeable and configurable using the ObConf utility.
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238 The integration of the taskbar "LXpanel" makes it possible to dynamically
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239 provide a menu based on the Freedesktop standards. The principle is to have a
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240 small menu accessible via a screen click with the favorites, windows effects,
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241 LiveCD and LiveUSB tools, Openbox configuration and system actions made available.
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242 Applications can also be accessed through the menu supplied by LXpanel. The
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243 managment of the Desktop and icons are entrusted to file manager PCmanFM.
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244 </p>
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245 <p>
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246 Through the support of a LiveCD flavor or an installed system you can install
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247 the Enlightenment (e17) desktop environment or the window managers JWM and DWM .
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248 The different sessions can be selected via the F1 key when using the "Slim"
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249 login window. To change the default session you can use 'tazx' or manually edit
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250 the ~/.Xinitrc file.
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254 <h3><font color="#6c0023">Support and Documentation</font></h3>
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255 <p>
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256 The SliTaz project offers various means of help and support to users of the
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257 system, using the mailing list, forum or IRC channel. User documentation
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258 is contained in the SliTaz Handbook, making it possible to configure SliTaz
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259 to some degree. The Handbook is also available on the web site. The manuals
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260 of the standard tools are installed on the system and are available through the
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261 documentation menu - they describe all the various commands made possible by
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262 the tools. The development of the operating system and the use of the wok and
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263 receipts are described in the "SliTaz Cookbook". The books, manuals and release notes
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264 are all available online:
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265 <a href="http://www.slitaz.org/en/doc/">http://www.slitaz.org/en/doc/</a>
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269 <h3><font color="#6c0023">Security</font></h3>
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270 <p>
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271 The stable versions enjoy security updates,
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272 for the benefit of a safe and secure system it's important to recharge and
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273 update packages regularly. The Firewall is provided by iptables, and the
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274 LightTPD and Apache servers support authentication by encrypted passwords and Dropbear
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275 provides a secure SSH client and server. The passwords for the users of the
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276 system are encrypted and only the root administrator can modify system files.
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277 For information about how to configure the firewall, you can refer to the
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278 Handbook. The packages related to security are all classified under the topic:
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279 Security.
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283 <h3><font color="#6c0023">From 1.0 to 2.0</font></h3>
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284 <p>
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285 The SliTaz GNU/linux installer offers an update function allowing you to
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286 upgrade from a '1.0' to '2.0' version. To upgrade the system you first
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287 need to boot the 'Stable' LiveCD, launch the installer, select upgrade and then
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288 specify the partition containing the system that you want to update. The
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289 installer will then clean out the system and reinstall all the packages not
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290 present on the CD from the mirror. When this has finished you can reboot
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291 with your new version of SliTaz. Note that this method can also be used to
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292 rebuild an already installed system, while retaining the selection of packages
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293 already installed.
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295 <p>
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296 Note that the installer will keep a copy of the list of packages and a complete
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297 archive of the /etc directory (etc.tar.gz) in /var/lib/slitaz-install.
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298 </p>
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299 <p>
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300 To upgrade a 1.0 to 2.0 it is also possible to use the package manager "Tazpkg"
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301 via the 'set-release' function, but beware this is not yet proven and may require some
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302 manual intervention.
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303 </p>
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305 <a name="people"></a>
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306 <h3><font color="#6c0023">People of the Project</font></h3>
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307 <p>
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308 SliTaz is proud to be an international community project. The people of the
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309 project are the ones who develop the distribution, correct the website,
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310 develop the HG repositories and write the official documentation. Passing
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311 through Switzerland, France, Brazil, Quebec, China, Russia, England,
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312 and the U.S.
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313 </p>
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314 <ul>
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315 <li>Christophe Lincoln</li>
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316 <li>Pascal Bellard</li>
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317 <li>Eric Joseph-Alexandre</li>
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318 <li>Paul Issott</li>
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319 <li>Julien Rabier</li>
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320 <li>Pierre-Jean Fichet</li>
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321 <li>Dominique Corbex</li>
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322 <li>Mallory Mollo</li>
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323 <li>Mike D. Smith</li>
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324 <li>Claudinei Pereira</li>
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325 <li>Allan Pinto</li>
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326 <li>Alice Ayanami</li>
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327 <li>F. Steiner</li>
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328 <li>Chen Yufei</li>
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329 <li>Bill Nagel</li>
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330 <li>Michael Dupont</li>
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331 <li>Franco Azzano</li>
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332 <li>Fabrice Thiroux</li>
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333 <li>Eduardo Suarez-Santana</li>
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334 <li>Tom Frankland</li>
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335 <li>Sandeep Srinivasa</li>
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336 <li>David Ozura</li>
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337 <li>Pierre Romillon</li>
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338 <li>Rohit Joshi </li>
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339 </ul>
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340 <p>
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341 The project also wishes to thank all the reviewers, testers, hackers and users
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342 who have taken the time to help advance the distribution.
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343 </p>
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351 <a href="#top">Top of the page</a> |
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357 <a href="http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html">GNU General Public License</a>;<br>
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358 Documentation published under
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359 <a href="http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html">GNU Free Documentation License</a>
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