[SOLVED] Slackware frights keep boggling my mind, enlighten me please, if you are so kind.
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Distribution: slackware64 13.37 and -current, Dragonfly BSD
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I second the sbopkg recomendation - quite an amazing package. When you have installed it have a look at the queuefiles repository from Mauro Giachero - a co-developer on sbopkg. They really help with complex builds needing lots of dependencies.
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I am back again, thanks to all the responders of this thread for the encouraging and enlightening posts (that was needed). I realized that installing through tagfiles and then installing each and every requirement and resolving the dependencies would take me ages, I have taken your advice and have had a full install, and posting from Slackware 13.1.
I have still have some things to install (from slackbuilds) like qtcreator, vlc player, ...
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