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I have never used chkconfig, or Fedora for that matter, but a Google search on chkconfig show it is used to start/stop and view status of services on the machine.
There is nothing like that in Slackware. The closest you could get is pkgtool->Setup->Services, but that only controls which services will start at boot, it does not show current status, or allow you to stop/start them in real time.
To see what processes are going to be started at boot on Slackware, you would do "ls -l /etc/rc.d/rc.*", and anything executable is enabled for boot. So start/stop/restart services, you would give those as arguments to the individual rc.* files. For example "/etc/rc.d/rc.samba start"
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