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Hi
After all the updates used slackpkg+ I think Slackware is more and more unstable, It hags sometimes so much so I canīt do nothing but hit the button. I canīt remember that it was so earlier, my Slackware had never hang itself soo.
I have two other computers ( Arch Linux ) and they have never hangs ever. And then Arch Linux are more bleeding edge than Slackware.
It depends. If you are running Slackware 14.2 and used slackpkg+ to mix Slackware 14.2 repositories with slackare-current repositories then instability is waiting for you.
If you stick to repositories that are meant for 14.2 then you should be safe.
Perhaps you should just offer more detail so that crystal balls are not required.
It depends. If you are running Slackware 14.2 and used slackpkg+ to mix Slackware 14.2 repositories with slackare-current repositories then instability is waiting for you.
If you stick to repositories that are meant for 14.2 then you should be safe.
Perhaps you should just offer more detail so that crystal balls are not required.
I think you have a point there, I looked in my slackpkg+ file and there are booth curent and stable, and I will change that and we see.
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