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I face problem which exist in all dependency base package management system. When I tried install packages with slapt-get, it tries to install unneccessry packages to resolve dependency. If I want to install one package then few packages get added in required package list. And if I want to install more packages then few more packages get added into the list. And package management system will not allow you to install package without installing these packages. I use slackpkg to install packages from slackware mirror. And I use sbopkg to install packges from slackbuilds.org. Both package management tools are very good. sbopkg made installing and maintaining packages from slackbuild -- very very easy. Dependency management with sbopkg is also very simple. So I don't have any problem with slackpkg and sbopkg. Quote:
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Salix is based on Slackware. Salix is backward compatible with Slackware. But Salix is NOT completely Slackware. |
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But, you are getting me wrong. If someone is completely new to the Linux. Then it is little bit difficult to start with Slackware. I start with Debian. "Best way to start on to Slackware is use Slackware." It means, somebody wants to learn Slackware then use ONLY Slackware. |
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@ gapan
Not completely backwards compatible. A very minor bug. I just downloaded Oolite plus dependencies, and it runs fine but not from the menu or from the command line (unless completely specified). I guess it just needs a link from /usr/lib64/GNUstep/Applications/oolite.app/oolite to something in the standard $PATH. Just so that this fits in with the thread. SalixOS offers a great set of packages that work with Slackware and the dependency information is useful as well. samac |
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For through out the years of my driving either or both I can hardly distinguish SUBSTANTIAL DIFFERENCE between the two. The hacks I made with Slackware work 100% with Salix vice versa: in short --take away Slackware and Salix ceases to exist; or boot up Salix and you are driving but Slackware (save probably if you are talking only about wallpapers and lipsticks) :) |
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I decided to give Salix a try in vbox. It is a very nice distro for a new Linux user. I do prefer and use Slackware, but this is a viable alternative for people who don't want a hands-on experience.
Salix running in vbox on my Slackware-current box. |
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Also, you should give a moment of pondering over my adjectives: 'light' and 'fast' for these attributes of Slackware are tailored ready by install under Salix. I mean: you have to tune up first your Slackware FULL installation, to run as fast as (same version and same "kernel.smp") under Salix preconfigurations. I have compared this already under the same machine. Quicker response is attained "ready" at first boot under Salix 13.37, but the same kernel of Slackware I still have to tune it up. This is one important achievement of Salix over basic Slackware. Of course, being aware, that the reason for this is the Salix philosophy. |
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openapp oolite You're probably missing a gnustep-base dependency and openapp doesn't work. |
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