To build on what onebuck said . . .
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Slackware includes it in the DVD/CD *.iso files. (You can also find it on the website if you nose about for a bit.) Other distros make it available from their websites or through other means. For example, here's Ubuntu's article about kernel sources (short-form for "source code") and how to get them. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/SourceCode If you are looking at, say, Slackware CDs five and six, which contain sources, you do not need them for the install. They are part of compliance with the GPL. It's an old school means of making sources available, and Slackware is proudly old-school. |
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