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you cannot find them on the official mirrors because an official slackware-current dvd iso doesn't exists.
alien bob's mirror, linked by Daedra, got the most up-to-date ones.
Well, in my opinion, the best method to obtain an current ISO, is AlienBOB's mirror-slackware-current.sh, because the bandwidth used is minimal, only new packages are downloaded and the ISOs are generated locally using a well tested method.
Well, in my opinion, the best method to obtain an current ISO, is AlienBOB's mirror-slackware-current.sh, because the bandwidth used is minimal, only new packages are downloaded and the ISOs are generated locally using a well tested method.
And of course it is more economical on the long run to use that script yourself and populate a local mirror out of which you create the ISO image... if you plan on installing Slackware-current more than once.
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