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I've read my tealeaves. Looked in my crystal ball. Consulted the I Ching and the Tarot. Sacrificed every living thing that crawls, walks, flies, swims, or slithers. But I can't get a definite date!
I've read my tealeaves. Looked in my crystal ball. Consulted the I Ching and the Tarot. Sacrificed every living thing that crawls, walks, flies, swims, or slithers. But I can't get a definite date!
I hear you, man. I've consulted with our local shaman and she is being evasive. Danged if I know.
Looking at the history of Slack, the next release should be 14 But even the oldests polish Highlanders don't know this, so this must be mistery even in Heaven
Well, if the changelogs for -current are anything to go by, the next one will be 13.2.
As per BrianL's suggestion, I keep monitoring the wikileaks website, however, they don't
seem to have any intel on Slackware, either.
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