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Yes, but what I mean't was slightly different; having the installer present said choice - but to be honest, this isn't even my high priority request anyways. My main hangup, is the output of said installer (Menu & Expert), would be nice if there was a distinction i.e. giving a terse output to either Menu or Expert.
Haha, yah, it's been like that for awhile. I find it quite funny though, how it says "expert actually does the same as menu", yet I always choose "expert" and never "menu"
Haha, yah, it's been like that for awhile. I find it quite funny though, how it says "expert actually does the same as menu", yet I always choose "expert" and never "menu"
Hence why if both are there, at least one should have a different output. Personally I think Expert should just be left, and have the terse output anyways because terse not only seems to be faster; since it is not displaying all the package details, I feel there is no need since if you are choosing that, you don't need it anyways. If Pat wants to keep both, then it should read something like:
"Menu <description>"
"Expert "same like Menu, only output is in terse format."
Or whatever Pat would decide for a description. Personally, it just seems redundant and I would be fine with just one option, but with a terse output since that seems fitting for an advanced setting.
Since this is sticky I am going to go ahead and assume this is now the official request thread. I believe this has already been requested, but adding Grub and rEFInd as default bootloader choices during the install would be great.
Distribution: Slackware64-current with "True Multilib" and KDE4Town.
Posts: 9,131
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Originally Posted by LuckyCyborg
BIG FAT WARNING!
RE: Thu Feb 10 19:30:37 UTC 2022 update on -current.
The upgrade to xkeyboard-config-2.35.1-noarch-1.txz puts down all X11 sessions and even Wayland/Plasma5 goes nuts!
The fix is right now to revert to xkeyboard-config-2.34-noarch-1.txz of Slackware 15.0 .
Now you tell me!
I've spent the last few of hours messing with this and finally just installed a backup. I think, after this, for the first time in years, I'm going stop using -current and only "upgrade" when there is a serious security problem.
Now you tell me!
I've spent the last few of hours messing with this and finally just installed a backup. I think, after this, for the first time in years, I'm going stop using -current and only "upgrade" when there is a serious security problem.
First rule of "Current Club". Wait a day and see if it works before updating.
I've spent all evening bug fixing and polishing my slackup/slackscan scripts, so thankfully been too busy to trip over these yet.
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