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| <note> Can the developers and coders also add to these notes as they are probably the only ones fully aware of all the changes since 4.0. | <note> Can the developers and coders also add to these notes as they are probably the only ones fully aware of all the changes since 4.0. | ||
| - | 20140511 - Feel free to edit, modify and new sections. Thanks</note> | + | 20140511 - Feel free to edit, modify and add new sections. Thanks</note> |
| Welcome to SliTaz 5.0! Modern, secure, fast and flexible, the new SliTaz stable version is now out for Desktops and servers in production use. | Welcome to SliTaz 5.0! Modern, secure, fast and flexible, the new SliTaz stable version is now out for Desktops and servers in production use. | ||
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| ==== Raspberry Pi ==== | ==== Raspberry Pi ==== | ||
| - | The SliTaz port to the ARM processing architecture consists of a text mode base system and a lightweight desktop powered by JWM and the Fox toolkit. Both can be installed to a SD card by using the instructions found in the download directory. SliTaz RPi comes with its own tools including 'spk' - a tiny package manager, 'slitaz-config' - a system configuration menu and the 'tazberry' tool for RPi specific configurations. Boot scripts have been optimized for SliTaz and you will be prompted for a root password, keymap and default user on first power on. SliTaz RPi can also keep up to date with system and kernel updates and has its own [[http://arm.slitaz.org/codex/pibook.html|Pi Book]] | + | The SliTaz port to the ARM processing architecture consists of a text mode base system and a lightweight desktop powered by JWM and the Fox toolkit. Both can be installed to a SD card by using the instructions found in the download directory. SliTaz RPi comes with its own tools including 'spk' - a tiny package manager, 'slitaz-config' - a system configuration menu and the 'tazberry' tool for RPi specific configurations. Boot scripts have been optimized for SliTaz and you will be prompted for a root password, keymap and default user on first power on. SliTaz RPi has nearly 900 packages in its database and can also keep up to date with system and kernel updates. The SliTaz [[http://arm.slitaz.org/codex/pibook.html|Pi Book]] contains detailed instructions to help you install and get started on ARM and the Raspberry Pi. Official SliTaz Raspberry Pi [[http://arm.slitaz.org/rpi/|website]] |
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| - | More information can be found on the [[http://arm.slitaz.org/rpi/|website]] | + | |
| ==== Packages ==== | ==== Packages ==== | ||