zolix wrote: ↑9. Sep 2023, 15:37 However I am also interested in the opinion of the developers.

Fair enough. gapan?

Yes, but the question is: who is going to do the work for an event that nobody knows when it will happen? Salix developer and contributors are busy enough as it is, I suppose.

As the saying goes "You can destroy your now by worrying about tomorrow."

I see that the appearance of Slint is improving :D https://slackware.uk/slint/x86_64/slint-15.0/slint/slint-appearance-15.0-noarch-1.txt missTell https://www.pling.com/u/misstell is back :lol: Yes and both are not unrelated :lol: But please be patient, the new appearance will provided through next ...

Welcome to our new neighbour

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I just pinged Tadgy on IRC. Let's see if/when he answers.

mimosa wrote: ↑2. Aug 2023, 19:42 Thanks djemos, those just seem to take me down the same rabbit hole.

Next time you go there, say hello to Alice for me -- sorry, I couldn't resist. By the way the initial title was "Alice underground" (I downloaded one from the British Library a while ago).

This repository is included but not enabled by default in /etc/slapt-get/slapt-getrc in Slint64-15.0. There could be some incompatibilities between versions in this repository and in Salix but a least it handles the dependencies if using slapt-get or gslapt and is of high quality. If you use it I re...

Slackel is on sourceforge.net which is free. Sourceforge has its rules. Do not allow cron etc. Slackel do not have financial resorces for having its own server Dimitris, did you consider using Tadgy's server on https://slackware.uk? I am pretty sure he would be glad to host the Slackel repositories...