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I have a problem with slap-get.
When I do:
#apt-get --install abiword or another aplication
the system says that's no abiword or update for him
First I do:
#gedit /etc/slapt-getrc
and a discovery, in slapt-getrc two sources (With the first The computer don't make connection and the second, jaos.org, I think that has no packages there)
Then I do:
#apt-get update
What I can do?
Where I discovery new sources?
What's wrong?
Ermm.. slapt-get is slapt-get not apt-get
You should do first: slapt-get --update
that checks the packages found on the mirros (jaos.org contains slapt-get packages only).
Then slapt-get --install package
Try this mirror: SOURCE=ftp://sunsite.cnlab-switch.ch/mirror/slackware/slackware-current/
Btw, it won't install it if you current have the latest one installed, try --reinstall if that the case.
Nope, it doesn't check for dependencies. You can try swaret if you want dependency checking (i personally use slapt-get so i can't help you with it).
Anyway, you can always see the dependencies using ldd command or going to the software homepage and seeing the System requeriments. IE: I just went to abiword's homepage and the requeriment is: GTK+ 2.2 or newer (2.2.4 recommended)
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