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Yeah... but the source is 580 megs! I can certainly see why a packager would think twice about it.
So what?
Does it really matter when Slackware is already since years the biggest monolithic Linux installation from entire History of Linux distributions?
Let's do not be shy, we are The Fatzilla since long time already, thanks to your Recommended Full Install and non splitting the packages.
BTW, I tried hard a month ago to find an USB stick of 8GB or lower (needed for updating the BIOS in an old box) and they sell only of 16GB or greater - this happening in a remote part of Russia: Karelia.
So I bought of 32GB in an end, considering updating that BIOS from a SDCARD USB adapter...
Now the complete tree of slackware-current has still only 12GB, with KDE4 and VTown included on /testing - we still have way more space up to 32GB.
If it goes meantime upper 32GB as installation kit size, I will just buy an 64GB stick - they are already quite cheap.
Last edited by LuckyCyborg; 11-04-2020 at 06:14 AM.
Does it really matter when Slackware is already since years the biggest monolithic Linux installation from entire History of Linux distributions?
Let's do not be shy, we are The Fatzilla since long time already, thanks to your Recommended Full Install and non splitting the packages.
Our staging servers are low on space, and these 580 MB is serious bloat (previous releases were a lot smaller) thanks to a new pre-trained neural network that was added to improve facial recognition. I wish they had made that an optional download.
...The fix is rather simple: to grab the files /etc/pam.d/sddm* from KTown's SDDM and to put them in the right place, then just reboot.
As others have pointed out, this fixes the Plasma freeze on runlevel 4 for my desktop too. I had a recent desktop backup of ktown and copied the following ktown files into vtown:
BTW, I tried hard a month ago to find an USB stick of 8GB or lower (needed for updating the BIOS in an old box) and they sell only of 16GB or greater - this happening in a remote part of Russia: Karelia.
Distribution: slackware, slackware from scratch, LFS, slackware [arm], linux Mint...
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ktorrent doesn't work as the last package from ktown-5.2.0.
The latest working is the ktorrent-5.1.2-x86_64-1alien.txz package, which is the one I use.
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