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Slackware
A Linux distribution that was derived from the Softlanding Linux System (SLS) by Patrick Volkerding in 1993. As a part-time project, the name was intended to convey a lack of serious commitment, although Slackware became popular with advanced Linux users who wanted to learn more about the system. More than a dozen Linux distributions evolved from Slackware, including Slackintosh, a version for PowerPC-based Macs (prior to Intel-based Macs). For more information, visit www.slackware.com. See wares.
wares
We love "wares" in this industry as noted below. See also warez.
The Basic "Wares
hardware
software
firmware
The Traditional "Wares"
adware
courseware
freeware
groupware
liveware
malware
middleware
shareware
spyware
vaporware
wetware
Other "Wares"
abandonware
badware
beltware
betaware
bloatware
boardware
bridgeware
brochureware
censorware
charityware
cloudware
crapware
crimeware
crippleware
crossware
crudware
demoware
donationware
dribbleware
evolware
expireware
feeware
grayware
greenware
griddleware
guiltware
hookemware
hyperware
infoware
jobsware
junkware
Kruegerware
lockware
meatware
morphware
nagware
obnoxiousware
parasiteware
payware
peopleware
poachware
pushware
ransomware
reactionware
roomware
scareware
scumware
shelfware
shovelware
Slackware
slideware
snoopware
spamware
stackware
stealthware
thiefware
trashware
treeware
trialware
vendorware
Before/After Your Search Term
| Before | After |
|---|---|
| skyscraper ad | Slammer |
| SkyTel | slamming |
| SkyWiper | slang |
| SL | SLAPP |
| SL Enhanced | slash |
| SLA | slashdot effect |
| Slack | slashdotted |
| slack space | slate |
| slacker activism | slate computer |
| slacktivism | slate PC |
Terms By Topic
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