Eric (a Slackware dev.) offers a binary for Chromium, his version is currently 62
http://slackware.uk/people/alien/sbrepos/14.2/x86_64/
or
http://slackware.uk/people/alien/sbrepos/14.2/x86/
Thanks, Chuang. I downloaded http://slackware.uk/people/alien/sbrepos/14.2/x86_64/chromium/chromium-62.0 ...

I'm trying to install chromium with Sourcery. However, it gets stuck at PRESUBMIT.py

So, your hard drive is full.
Thanks. I got out of the immediate jam by find /tmp -ctime +10 -exec rm -rf {} +
But my sda1, which is the problem, is still up to 90% of 15 G.

I want to find what is using up my sda1 space. This seems to be a fairly common question on the web, but I cannot find any ...

So your hard drive was full?
No, not at all. But yet, it temporarily fixed the problem.

I have a LibreOffice Calc spreadsheet with a lot of chained formulas. When I do work on that, is when the problem recurs.

Today, sudo spi --clean is not helping.

The earliest problem message I can see on the ...

did the trick.

I think the title sums it up. I got to a command line.

What should I do from there?

Opening the case and removing any dust might be a good idea. Especially from inside and around all the fans.
No dust. It has had a long-standing problem with overheating, which I treat with a cooling pad. Shortly after this post, I started getting a warning that the battery could only be charged ...

May or may not be off-topic. I have definitely noticed that my computer is slower the last month or so, and freezes up more often. Where would you suggest I start looking for the cause or fix of the problem?

Not sure of the right forum for this. How does Mozilla's announcement that Thunderbird will no longer be maintained affect Salix, if at all?

mimosa wrote:Try:

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sudo slapt-get --clean
sudo slapt-src --clean

That worked, thanks.