Slackwareloong Upgrade Notes(Slackware for LoongArch)
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Slackwareloong Upgrade Notes(Slackware for LoongArch)
SlackwareCN(The Slackware Linux CN Community) is an organization dedicated to promoting and supporting Slackware Linux within the Chinese community. Slackware Linux is a classic Linux distribution known for its simplicity, stability, and high level of customization. SlackwareCN aims to provide a platform for Chinese users to communicate, learn, and share their experiences, fostering their technical growth and exploration within the Slackware Linux environment.
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SlackwareCN also actively engages in translation efforts, striving to translate official Slackware Linux documentation and related resources into Chinese. This endeavor helps Chinese users better understand and utilize Slackware Linux, providing accurate and comprehensive reference materials for their convenience.
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* Upgrade 20230831
* iso url : https://mirrors.wsyu.edu.cn/slackwar...230831-DVD.iso
* Upgrade gcc/binutils/glibc
* Add KDE desktop support:
- [ ] machine has an independent graphics card, KDE is recommended, otherwise XFCE is recommended.
* Add mirrors:
Code:
# CHINA (CN)
# http://mirrors.wsyu.edu.cn/slackwareloong/slackwareloong64-current/
# http://mirrors.nju.edu.cn/slackwareloong/slackwareloong64-current/
#
# UNITED KINGDOM (UK)
# http://slackware.uk/slackware/slackware64-current/
# ftp://slackware.uk/slackware/slackware64-current/
* Supports "3A5000"/"3A5000+7A1000"/"3A5000+7A2000" machines(iso version >= 20230626)
I remember the old days when BlueWhite64 was demanded to NOT use the name of Slackware even on documentation, even it was an full x86_64 port when the official Slackware 12.2 was only i486, then Intel 32bit.
No offense intended to anyone, but I wonder IF the gentlemen who made this slackwareloong port of Slackware for Loongson have the permission to use the Slackware name.
Last edited by LuckyCyborg; 04-20-2024 at 06:05 AM.
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