🐧 SliTaz Lab

Cooking repository β€” packages and ISO images not yet in the stable release.

Architectures

Use boot-slitaz.sh to boot those iso.
./boot-slitaz.sh slitaz-base-x86_64-cooking.iso

Lab β€” work in progress

Pieces of the next SliTaz, woven together. Each is its own small, self-contained tool.

TazLab β€” the tool that started this lab
A single POSIX-shell script to build, develop and cook SliTaz packages for i486, x86_64 or custom environments from any GNU/Linux host (Debian, Ubuntu, Arch…), using only mount, chroot and qemu β€” no proot, no systemd, no extra dependencies. The packages and ISOs published here are cooked with it.

Sources: github.com/pankso/tazlab

Tisse β€” goodbye Xorg

A full / light / fast Wayland compositor and desktop for SliTaz, the future default session replacing Openbox/LXDE. Written in strict C99 against wlroots 0.18 β€” small enough to read end-to-end in an afternoon. Pairs with Toile, the SliTaz browser (tisse = weaves, toile = canvas).

Native Wayland apps, layer-shell panels & wallpapers, 4 workspaces, XWayland for legacy X11 clients, runtime config reloaded on SIGHUP.

Try it β€” live ISO
slitaz-tisse-x86_64-cooking.iso (x86_64, cooking)
boot-slitaz.sh

Boot it in QEMU:

./boot-slitaz.sh slitaz-tisse-x86_64-cooking.iso

…or write it to a USB key and boot a real machine. The Tisse session starts on login. First keys:

(Mod is the Super / Logo key.)