Get SliTaz

Download the latest cooking development version or a custom flavor. SliTaz runs entirely in RAM from a LiveCD or USB key and can be installed to disk.

Help the project via a small donation or become an official sponsor.

SliTaz cryptocurrency wallet: 

ETH: 0x3daA23ee83158A4bF9980e28ab02118d1319113F | View on etherscan.io

General information

To start using SliTaz, refer to the online documentation and the Handbook. Free community support is available on the forum and the mailing list.

Mirrors

A big thank you to ADS who sponsors the primary SliTaz mirror and to TuxFamily for hosting a mirror in France.

Sources

Tazpkg, Tazlito, Tazusb, Cookutils and other SliTaz tools are hosted on Mercurial. All utilities are installed by default on SliTaz and source code is commented in English. Download sources: mirror.slitaz.org/sources/

LiveCD — Cooking version

SliTaz Cooking is the active development version, rebuilt regularly as we work toward the next stable release, SliTaz 5.1. It lets you test the latest improvements, request features or report bugs.

SliTaz GNU/Linux Cooking (55 MB) — slitaz-rolling.iso [ md5 ] — slitaz-rolling-core64.iso [ md5 ]

All cooking flavors: mirror.slitaz.org/iso/rolling/

Boot floppy

The boot floppy lets you start SliTaz on old PCs or machines without a CD-ROM drive. SliTaz can boot from CD-ROM/DVD, USB key, hard disk, LAN via PXE, or even the Internet via iPXE — the floppy image handles the initial boot on machines that support none of these natively.

Boot floppy (1.44 MB) — image [ md5 ]

Write the image with the SliTaz bootfloppybox tool, Windows rawrite, or simply dd if=floppy-grub4dos of=/dev/fd0.

A set of floppy images is also available for machines that cannot boot from CD-ROM, USB, or Ethernet — only a floppy drive is required.