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Operating Systems Linux Slackware Help for choosing Slackware Post 302480405 by Tlogine on Tuesday 14th of December 2010 09:18:22 PM
Old 12-14-2010
Dear Looop,

My intend is to learn Linux not any particular distribution so I have selected Slackware meanwhile as a precautionary step I had asked those queries to be clear where one should not be confused at any movement by using different distributions.

Anyhow I have started to use Slackware; it is fine to me.

Thanks to all for your support.
 

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