SLC 64 Slackware current Woof-CE build Dec-2020

[norgo]

@eyespy
SLC64 has been built from woof (woof-CE build script) It's not a remaster of an existing distro.
There is no bare bone version of SLC64 if you mean this.
I think in relation to included applications the size of 383 mb is absolute okay.

Yes, virtualbox-6.1.22-144080-x86_64.sfs contains the VBoxGuestAdditions.iso.
it's located in /opt/Virtualbox/additions/VBoxGuestAdditions.iso

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VMware Horizon Client is another application
it is a software that establishes a connection between endpoint devices and Horizon View virtual desktops and applications.
detailed info here

[eyespy]

Hi norgo,

Indeed VMware Horizon Client looks like an incredible program I am finding it hard to believe it's freeware & just for those who may call in on this particular distro (SLC_64) I found this Utube demo video which explains in layman's terms what Horizon 8 Demo for IT Admins is capable of the video is 9:26Mins long. Although this demo is for Windows I'm sure it translates to Linux with some subtle differences
See here:

SLC64 has been built from woof (woof-CE build script) It's not a remaster of an existing distro.
There is no bare bone version of SLC64 if you mean this.
I think in relation to included applications the size of 383 mb is absolute okay.

Yes this clears up my question in respect of SLC_64 the fog dissipates

Yes, virtualbox-6.1.22-144080-x86_64.sfs contains the VBoxGuestAdditions.iso.
it's located in /opt/Virtualbox/additions/VBoxGuestAdditions.iso

This also clears up a question also as to the location of VboxGuestAdditions

VMware Horizon Client is another application
it is a software that establishes a connection between endpoint devices and Horizon View virtual desktops and applications.
detailed info here

Many thanks norgo for the links to describe VMware Horizon

Just to throw Clarity's comments into the mix, see page 6 - 2nd post up from the bottom in respect of Qemu do you think in the future Qemu (KVM) would be a alternative or possibility in the future production of SLC_64 this person certainly makes a good case for it?

Best Regards,
David