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Flatpak on Slackware

Flatpak on Slackware

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https://alien.slackbook.org/blog/flatpak-on-slackware/

[Solved] What's the best way to hide the preinstalled software you don't need from the KDE menu?

[Solved] What's the best way to hide the preinstalled software you don't need from the KDE menu?

ROCm packages on Slackware

ROCm packages on Slackware

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Index of /rocm/

https://www.ixip.net/rocm/

RIP OldTechBloke OTB

RIP OldTechBloke OTB

This is one of the channels i used to get into slackware. His presentation was fantastic and very well done. It's sad to lose a person of this wealth of knowledge and I hope his family well during this difficult time. I hope they know how much help he was to the slackware/linux community.

Poll: Slackware users are happier than those of any other system!

Poll: Slackware users are happier than those of any other system!

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The least happy computer users: Those running Arch Linux & Firefox

https://lunduke.substack.com/p/the-least-happy-computer-users-those

Used by the happiest computer users: macOS, Slackware Linux, & Brave.

The least happy computer users: Those running Arch Linux & Firefox
Is "install-new" and "clean-system" necessary on each update?

Is "install-new" and "clean-system" necessary on each update?

The problem I'm having with this is that slackpkg clean-system shows all packages I've installed with slackpkg+ from other repos to be removed, too.
But if I blacklist them, they won't get updated either.

Is it even necessary to run those commands on a normal update, or do packages only get added/removed in a new release?

It's so boring, it just sits there and *works*.

It's so boring, it just sits there and *works*.