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Old 06-02-2023, 05:11 PM   #1
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SBo new additions


Hi,

AFAIK we don't know when there are new additions on slackbuild.org
With the exception of Willy's commit every Saturday, where it's hard to find them.

I think a dedicated thread can be useful

So, I begin. My 2 new additions (hopefully on SBo tomorrow):

bzip3:
A better and stronger spiritual successor to BZip2

unrar-free:
free version of the non-free unrar utility
 
Old 06-02-2023, 05:18 PM   #2
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Other additions from this week approved list:

Code:
FotoKilof                  Added (graphic interface for ImageMagick)
SpaceCadetPinball          Added (3D Pinball for Windows- Space Cadet)
calls                      Added (GNOME Calls)
ceres-solver               Added (Open Source Optimization Library)
cutter                     Added (FOSS Reverse Engineering Platform)
dapper 	                   Added (Desktop Applications Autostarter)
i3-easyfocus               Added (Focus and select windows in i3)
kawa.bin                   Added (Scheme implementation running on JVM)
kddockwidgets              Added (KDAB's Dock Widget Framework for Qt)
libgrss                    Added (rss parser for the tracker desktop search)
libspng                    Added (Portable Network PNG C library)
posterazor                 Added (make poster printing patterns)
python-wand                Added (ImageMagick binding for Python)
python3-caldav             Added (CalDAV client library for Python)
python3-iniconfig          Added (ini file parsing)
python-msal                Added (Microsoft Auth Library (MSAL) for Python)
python3-soundfile          Added (libsndfile/CFFI/NumPy Audio lib)
python3-proselint          Added (a stylistic checker spellchecker)
python3-random-username    Added (Generate random usernames)
sndio                      Added (small audio and MIDI framework)
ttkbootstrap               Added (theme extension for tkinter)
virtualxt                  Added (IBM PC/XT emulator)
xdg-ninja                  Added ($HOME Dir Cleaner)

Last edited by marav; 06-02-2023 at 08:26 PM.
 
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Old 06-02-2023, 06:41 PM   #3
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I agree I think this will be most helpful.
 
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Old 06-03-2023, 06:40 AM   #4
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A week ago, I added spellcheck dictionaries for WPS office:
https://slackbuilds.org/repository/1...-office-dicts/

the script processes the dictionaries from the LibreOffice project. Then I though that others (not only Slackware users) may find these useful, so I put them on my GitHub:
https://github.com/slackalaxy/wps-office-dicts

maybe I'll make the SlackBuild just repackage this, since it's much easier...

PS: excellent idea for a thread

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Old 06-03-2023, 07:02 AM   #5
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I'd just like to mention there is an rss feed for SlackBuild.org

http://slackbuilds.org/rss/ChangeLog.rss
 
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Old 06-04-2023, 04:07 AM   #6
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I quite like these threads even if rss feeds exist. Here comments are available and in this particular one, useful parsing is done (only additions).

And I believe that, for an official forum, it shows Slackware activity. Maybe it would avoid us those threads asking if the distro is alive...
 
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Old 06-04-2023, 09:46 AM   #7
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I am at a loss trying to understand the logic of how a thread based on a repackaged feed from an officially endorsed but unofficial third party repository appearing in the official support forum is going to further the demonstration of the distro being alive.
 
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Old 06-04-2023, 01:32 PM   #8
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I am at a loss trying to understand the logic of how a thread based on a repackaged feed from an officially endorsed but unofficial third party repository appearing in the official support forum is going to further the demonstration of the distro being alive.
I have the habit of reading LQ. I do not read RSS feeds. Also, here we can discuss the additions. It's as simple as that why I like the thread.
 
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Old 06-04-2023, 08:51 PM   #9
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We also have website that contains the changelog on every update
 
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Old 06-09-2023, 02:05 PM   #10
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I sometimes do some little tricky stuff but wouldn't it be nice if there was like a « new xxx-tar.gz version » to make ? Like some watching, staying up-to date with some stuff (I think about python modules that get often updated). If there's a thread for it I'd like to know. As I said, I only take the previous SlackBuilds files and change them a little but I'm not so experienced to submit them and moreover to put my name on it. And instead of boring the mainteners with emails... well my two cents.

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Old 06-10-2023, 02:52 AM   #11
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Sat Jun 10 2023

15 packages added
Code:
development/cproc:                      Added           (small C11 compiler).
development/sasm:                       Added           (IDE for NASM,MASM, GAS, and FASM assembly).
games/Mindustry:                        Added           (hybrid tower-defense sandbox factory game)
libraries/googlebenchmark:              Added           (Google tiny benchmarking library)
libraries/lua53-filesystem:             Added           (lua filesystem library)
python/python3-aiohttp-oauthlib:        Added           (aiohttp requests-oauthlib)
python/python3-lazy_loader:             Added           (Load subpackages and functions)
python/python3-llvmlite:                Added           (Lightweight LLVM python binding).
python/python3-mir_eval:                Added           (Music/audio processing algorithms)
python/python3-pooch:                   Added           (A friend to fetch your data files).
python/python3-presets:                 Added           (Manipulate params of module function)
python/python3-soxr:                    Added           (Sample-rate conversion library)
python/python3-videohash:               Added           (detecting identical videos).
system/libwmf-type1-fonts:              Added           (postscript fonts for libwmf)
system/pbzx:                            Added           (pbzx stream parser)

This public update brings a lot of python2 removals since they have been ported to python3
or no longer used in any other scripts
(willysr)

29 packages removed
Code:
development/pyqt-distutils:             Removed         (replaced by python3-pyqt-distutils)
development/wheel:                      Removed         (replaced by python3-wheel)
libraries/CherryPy:                     Removed         (replaced by python3-CherryPy)
libraries/plumbum:                      Removed         (replaced by python3-plumbum)
libraries/rpyc:                         Removed         (replaced by python3-rpyc)
libraries/zc.lockfile:                  Removed         (replaced by python3-zc.lockfile)
network/CherryMusic:                    Removed         (replaced by python3-CherryMusic)
network/PyRSS2Gen:                      Removed         (replaced by python3-PyRSS2Gen)
python/APScheduler:                     Removed         (replaced by python3-APScheduler)
python/WTForms:                         Removed         (replaced by python3-WTForms)
python/babelfish:                       Removed         (replaced by python3-babelfish)
python/blinker:                         Removed         (replaced by python3-blinker)
python/cheroot:                         Removed         (replaced by python3-cheroot)
python/docopt:                          Removed         (split into python2/3)
python/guessit:                         Removed         (replaced by python3-guessit)
python/itsdangerous:                    Removed         (replaced by python3-itsdangerous)
python/jaraco.classes:                  Removed         (replaced by python3-jaraco.classes)
python/jsonschema:                      Removed         (replaced by python3-jsonschema)
python/netifaces:                       Removed         (replaced by python3-netifaces)
python/portend:                         Removed         (replaced by python3-portend)
python/pynzb:                           Removed         (replaced by python3-pynzb)
python/python-augeas:                   Removed         (replaced by python3-augeas)
python/python-iso3166:                  Removed         (replaced by python3-iso3166)
python/python-iso639:                   Removed         (replaced by python3-iso639)
python/python3-pep517:                  Removed         (replaced by python3-pyproject-hooks)
python/rebulk:                          Removed         (replaced by python3-rebulk)
python/tempora:                         Removed         (replaced by python3-tempora)
python/zxcvbn-python:                   Removed         (replaced by python3-zxcvbn-python)
system/docker-compose:                  Removed         (replaced by python3-docker-compose)

Last edited by marav; 06-10-2023 at 07:59 AM. Reason: Fix false positive
 
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Old 06-10-2023, 02:58 AM   #12
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Aye!

system/pbzx is useful if you need to unpack a *.pkg, by Apple. It is used in tandem with xar, available at SBo.
 
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Old 06-10-2023, 06:35 AM   #13
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Quote:
16 packages added
Code:
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office/asymptote:                       Added           missing files.
...
This is a false positive, asymptote is there since 2016.
 
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Old 06-10-2023, 07:53 AM   #14
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This is a false positive, asymptote is there since 2016.
Indeed
The change is in fact an update with "Added missing files"
 
Old 06-10-2023, 03:45 PM   #15
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Quote:
Originally Posted by marav View Post
Sat Jun 10 2023

Code:
system/docker-compose:                  Removed         (replaced by python3-docker-compose)
Thought I'd add a little more context about this one. python3-docker-compose is the last python version and last update for version 1.x.

Anyone familiar with Go want to add a new docker-compose slackbuild for version 2.x? It's a bit of a pain as it wants to download about 500mb during the build.

Otherwise the alienbob pkg for v2 is an option for those that want it.
 
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