The Salix Xfce 14.2 GNU/Linux operating system is in development, and it looks like a public Beta version has just been released into the wild, allowing the community to see what’s coming in the Slackware-based OS.
Salix Xfce 14.2 Beta 1 arrives on June 15, 2016, three months after the Alpha milestone, bringing many enhancements and new features, among which we can mention an improved boot menu that lets users choose in which language to install Salix, and a boot prompt is no longer available on the ISO image.
“So you can now install Salix, not only in English, but using your own language as well,” reads the announcement. “Most of the translations are only partially complete at this point, but you can help with the translation effort so that everything will be complete by the time we finally release 14.2.”
Also, it appears that syslinux is now used for boot menus on computers with Legacy BIOS, and E… (read more)
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