Talk about other linux distributions, or even other OSes.
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ivanovnegro
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by ivanovnegro » 16. Jan 2022, 18:28
coyotl wrote: ↑15. Jan 2022, 20:40
I think MissTell's 'spamming' was interesting enough, although Xfce is fine for me even if somewhat '2005' as Dedoimedo puts it
(author and indefatigable/very critical distro reviewer, many links at Distrowatch.com).
His reviews are definitely interesting but I also do not mind the "2005" thing, I mean I use Linux since 2010 and Xfce since 2011, I do not exactly know what happened 2005 obviously.
mimosa wrote: ↑15. Jan 2022, 21:16
I have always been very happy with Salix defaults.
I have to say that is really really true. I only changed the default theme to something else but it is also a light theme that I installed from the repos. The panel was already set perfectly and the app collection is perfect. Salix's Xfce "implementation" is definitely underrated.
I think there is a place for Slackware and by extension Salix and there is a place for all those "modern" iterations of distros and desktop environments.
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by hugok » 16. Jan 2022, 23:19
mimosa wrote: ↑15. Jan 2022, 21:16
I have always been very happy with Salix defaults.
True.
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by coyotl » 17. Jan 2022, 11:50
https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/sal ... -xfce.html
Here Dedoimedo nails the strong points of Salix (that make it one of the top 5 distros easily). A distro for everyday use has to be stable and the stability of Salix is like that of a commercial UNIX. Killer combination of Slackware subsystem and graphical system utilities.
"And the more you use it, the more you like it .. There's this rock-solid aura about this distro. Must be the twenty years of Slackware legacy.. for its intended audience, it makes perfect sense, and so much more than some other supposedly nerdy distributions. With others, there's chaos. Here's it's tranquility."
High praise indeed from this reviewer.
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by Van_Vinkle » 26. Jan 2022, 17:58
From
http://www.slackware.com/changelog/curr ... cpu=x86_64
Tue Jan 25 06:16:36 UTC 2022
It may look like we're currently experiencing more stuckness, but this will
lead us to Quality. We'll have this release in the can before you know it.
a/aaa_glibc-solibs-2.33-x86_64-5.txz: Rebuilt.
a/aaa_libraries-15.0-x86_64-16.txz: Rebuilt.
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by mimosa » 3. Feb 2022, 12:05
libseccomp seems to be needed by all sorts of things, and wasn't on my system. For example, to run man or apropos. This happened after a recent upgrade.
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by hugok » 3. Feb 2022, 22:29
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by ChuangTzu » 4. Feb 2022, 03:08
I have a feeling he meant he's been burning the oil from putting in so many hours, etc....