All of this is wonderful, I congratulate you on your fine product. It still doesn't solve my problem though. Self configuring XORG gives me a 800x600 screen and it won't let me reconfigure it! I run Slitaz as a live CD and if I have to edit a param each time I boot it up that's OK. How do I fix this, even on a temporary basis?
--- On Fri, 5/11/12, Christophe Lincoln <[email protected]> wrote: > From: Christophe Lincoln <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: Slitaz vs DSL > To: [email protected] > Date: Friday, May 11, 2012, 6:14 AM > > > +1 with Brenton > > +1 with Brenton > > DSL is old, SliTaz use latest open source technology. When > we did 1.0 > the DSL maintainer stopped DSL, forked SliTaz and started > Tinycore. > > SliTaz is based on any distro, we are a real community > project with open > code repositories, centralized and radicaly simple packages > format à la > BSD (one file with all info to build and pack an > application), try to > build a .deb or .rmp and you you fel the difference. We are > the smallest > and uncluttered modern distro and the only one with a full > features GTK > or QT desktop under 40 Mb. SliTaz provide also a rock solid > server > starting under 10MB. > > SliTaz is speak your language, we provide full support for > internationalisation with 8 preinstalled languages and ~30 > keyborads. > > SliTaz use Xorg and no more the Tiny Xserver Xvesa. Xvesa is > even no > more in xorg-server source. If we stick to Xvesa we, in time > we will be > dangerously out-of-date. Tht waht also append to DSL, > sticking to 2.4.x > kernel killed them. SliTaz also got many many users requests > to have a > working Xorg DRI/GLX out-of-the-box and we listen to users. > > We have light version of Xorg and if someone is whiling to > try > to repackage old Xvesa using old Xorg source and code script > to make it > work, why not. Using Yvesa mean screen, mouse, etc config > from the > command line while Xorg autoconfigure it self :-) > > And finally, SliTaz is now multi arch! I have setup a full > ARM cooker > and our cross toolchain is getting better and better each > day. The goal > is to be able to boot SliTaz on tablets and other low > resource ARM > machines. > > - Christophe > > -- > SliTaz GNU/Linux Mailing list - http://www.slitaz.org/ > > -- SliTaz GNU/Linux Mailing list - http://www.slitaz.org/
