Keep SBo source packages or delete?
Hi Everyone,
I'm new to Slackware and enjoying the ride so far! :) Coming to a distro without a package manager is definitely an education and one that I am loving. One thing I'm not sure about, is whether I should be keeping hold of my sources after downloading and installing from SBo, or whether it's ok to delete the source directory after installation. Presumably doing the latter means I have to keep manual track of source version updates at SBo and rules out using sbopkg? I am disk space constrained (at present), hence the reason for deleting sources in the first place. As a side note, is it also common practice to download to, and install sources from, /usr/share? Many thanks, Steve |
Farnborough, eh? I lived in Farnborough when I was younger. Indeed I went to both Salesian College and later Farnborough College of Technology (then called "Farnborough Technical College").
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Thanks for the guidance, Ruarí. Steve |
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