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Heh, finally it's here. I think this release will be great! Downloading the 2 CDs right now. I must be not the only geek downloading it since the speeds both from the ftp server and the bittorrent link are VERY slow
i didn't bother to download it,... i preordered it awhile back ^_^ so it should be coming in the mail pretty soon. it sounds amazing. i'm just waiting for it ^_^
Hey i got a question about updating right now i have slack 9.0 and can i just upgrade it with the cd like just put the cd in and reboot and will it install slack 9.1??? kinda a newbie question sorry.........
I bought slack-9.0 from the 'slack-store' and have always kept current as the change-logs came out. In my /etc/slackware-version, it says "9.1", so I guess I already have it installed/tuned up (grin).
This is the fastest, cleanest linux or any OS I've ever used--by far!
Wow, these Bittorrent links are running slow! I'm about 4% on the first iso, and it's predicting I'll be done sometime next week (6kb/s). Maybe at this rate, the CDs in the mail are faster than the download I wonder when my subscription will show up...
i didn't bother to download it,... i preordered it awhile back
As a part-time Slacker, I canceled my subscription. I will restart when 2.6 Kernel is the default.
I guess I must be "geeked-out" when I know which kernel or application upgrades would interest me in a version upgrade.
I really don't care about matching every upgrade unless it is for security.
Which ISO files do I need to download? All of them, or just the first one? I am currently running Slackware 9.0 and I want to upgrade and keep all my current settings.
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