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Welcome to SMLinux!

SMLinux is an experimental linux distribution based on the musl C library using a 
Slackware-based build/packaging system, aimed at intermediate and advanced users. In
some packages, SMLinux uses patches from other linux distros for bug fixing, better 
support and consistency with the musl C library. 

SMLinux currently supports only x86_64 and aarch64 (arm64) CPU architectures.

SMLinux Guide can be found on: 
http://pktsurf.in/guide

Complete source, including build files and source tarballs, and binary packages 
can be found on: 
http://slackware.uk/smlinux/

You can contact us in the #smlinux channel of irc.freenode.net.

Happy Slacking!