> Slackware is so pure and easy to configure with it's textfile-based
> configuration scripts, that you can make it into anything that you want. Want
> RPM? No problem. Apt? No problem, slapt-get. XFCE? Easy. KDE 3.5? Sure. If
> you dont' like what Slackware comes with it's very easy to mold it into what
> you do want.
Textfile-based configuration scripts? So far I haven't seen any
distribution holding its configuration in anything /other/ than text
files.
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