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Now comes the big Q: should I stick with current or should I change to "14 STABLE"?
Or, to put it another way, should one stick with -current and reinstall Slackware 14.0 on December 21st and change to 14.0, or should one change to 14.0 and reinstall Slackware 14.0 on December 21st and change back to -current? (I'm contemplating the latter...)
For what it's worth (quantitatively, one seeder), I've downloaded the Slackware64 14.0 iso, and intend to seed it for, hopefully, the next couple of weeks. I have 25GB/month broadband, so make use of it fellow Slackers!
This creates a folder called “slackware”. Move its contents to /var/lib/sbopkg/local (I made sure it was empty). Then from sbopkg select to use the local repository.
Congratulations! Can't wait for the subscription DVD, so I'm already downloading it on my slow DSL connection. Pity one cannot download t-shirts and baseball caps.
Just had a message from the ancient Mayan gods. They say because everybody's so excited about the release of Slackware 14, they've cancelled the Apocalypse.
Praise "Bob"!
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Mr Postman, look and see,
If there's a Slackware DVD for me.
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