>In place upgrades are a standard feature for Linux distros

this is not a tech support board, pls leave

slackware is GNU/Linux for windows users.

think about it:
- you have to install every program, besides the most basic ones, from some homepage after you downloaded it individually
- installing things takes time and often will break your system
- upgrading to new versions successfully relies on 99% sheer luck
- slackware had its naming scheme altered by skipping from slackware 4 to slackware 7. like windows did multiple times as well, changing from version to year-based release names to simple names to version names again.
- slackware still retains the same basic functions without any real innovation like windows does since 1.0. all they add is some more blingbling in the DE.
- slackware users are uncaring, egoistic children that think they are being clever for using a cumbersome operating system for a mundane reason. in windows, that is "GAEMS!!!!", in slackware "NO DEPENDENCY MANAGEMENT MEANS FREEDOM!!!"
- they both have their own operating system cult leaders. bill gates vs that volkerding guy
- slackware and windows both dont care about support for architectures other than x86. only lately, after lots of nagging and threats, they have released a half-assed 64-bit version that breaks constantly. ARM, PPC, they all will never see any slackware or windows on them.

SLACKWARE = GNU/WINDOWS

>>55841487
It isn't actually a tech support question if you understood the English language.

>>55840845
Because people are stupid. Install linuxlite/ubuntumate

>>55840845
but Cinammon has hidpi support, do you know any other that has hidpi 2x UI scaling option?

>>55841882

Install ubuntu minimal

#apt-get install xorg lightdm cinnamon

#reboot -r 0

>>55842279

>#reboot -r 0

#shutdown -r 0*