According to the stats system I maintain I get the following raw counts for SLAMPP download so far. Not bad for a new and relatively unheard Linux distribution. 
SLAMPP (1.0 + 1.1) : 44029 times
SLAMPPLite (1.0 + 2.0) : 14165 times
Of course these numbers are going to be higher if you also include additional stats from other sources as anyone can distribute SLAMPP freely.
Thank you for downloading, trying and using SLAMPP.
I just wanted to let you know that I am now in preparing to release the new version of SLAMPPLite. The upcoming SLAMPPLite will be released with version number 3.0, based on Slackware 12.0, using kernel 2.6.21.5, XAMPP1.6.4, improved hard disk/usb installer and the latest applications you can find under Slackware repository.
Furthermore I still focus on the use, the lightness, the easiness and the compactness of it. So, you will expect nothing fancy in this release. SLAMPPLite is just a generic Linux distribution that is ready for deployment.
I hope this new SLAMPPLite will be available by the end of this year. More information about this is coming soon.
I also invite you to share or contribute ‘how to’ or other things you have done with SLAMPP on this blog. Please contact me privately and I will give you a writer account. Please don’t forget to provide me sufficient information what you are going to do in your e-mail. I hope by doing this, others could learn and get to know more about SLAMPP.
Thank you.
First of all, I would like to apologize to all SLAMPP users, where ever you are in the world, for being lazy and so ignorant in the last few months. Due to my current job as a Measurement while Drilling/Logging while Drilling (MWD/LWD) Field Engineer which takes so much time of mine, I can not always resume my work on this project and spend some spare time in it. Sometimes I have to be on the field for a couple of weeks, far from civilization. Therefore I would like to ask your favor to have patience with me. This project is not going to be a dead project, just needs some time to recover from a major hardware failure of the server where I host SLAMPP. Now, with help of my best friend Harry, everything is running smoothly again. Thanks Harry for your kind assistance.
While I take care of everything to ensure the new development cycle of SLAMPP, I hope you still enjoy visiting this website and using SLAMPP. Please bear the mess you might find in your journey exploring SLAMPP on this website as it is not 100% ready yet.
See you in the next generation of SLAMPP, soon!
Kenneth Granerud a.k.a. Wolven of Wolvix GNU/Linux has recently announced the launch of a new website located at http://live-developers.org. The main purpose of this project is to have a dedicated website where Linux Live developers can come together to chat, exchange ideas and learn from each other. SLAMPP is glad to be a part of this initiative.
So, all Live CD developers who use the Linux Live scripts created by Tomas Matejicek, please join and share your knowledge to others.
After hiatus for a while, I think it’s time to go back to business again. The development of SLAMPP will be resumed and you can expect the new release soon. At the same time, I would like to express my apology to you, the devoted users of SLAMPP, for the lack of updates recently.
To help me improve SLAMPP, you can also give me some input what you would like to see or have in the next release of SLAMPP or SLAMPPLite. Please write down your comments on this entry.
Thank you.