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I really like slack and have tried 9 and 10 before, for a while.
At the moment I'm very happy with my Deb setup, but I'm curious to know if
anyone uses netpkg with their slackbox and how they find it.
I only ask, becuase I noticed on the NetBSD site, that you can use netpkg with slackware and thought there might be a few people using it ?
If you can disable the dependency checks I could see perhaps considering it, but at that point I am unclear how it is much different from something like slapt-get.
If you can disable the dependency checks I could see perhaps considering it, but at that point I am unclear how it is much different from something like slapt-get.
Maybe Jean-Philippe didn't realize that this thread was so old. What puzzles me more is it took him that much time to answer, knowing that he is the author of netpkg. Maybe that's because he registered to LQ only a few years ago
Last edited by Didier Spaier; 07-01-2020 at 05:55 PM.
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