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I still can't believe people don't get the 13.37 joke.
The 13.37 release is a moniker release number which is a hacker term for 1337 (Elite). The release was an intentional joke. Basically meaning "Slackware Elite Release". Now go and have your laughs. |
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As for the underlying point behind these threads: This is a slightly different situation. The threads mentioned are not the typical "When will it be ready" threads that we all like to mock mercilessly, it's a "It's not even started. This is very unusual. What's going on?" thread, which I think is a reasonable question to ask given the prolonged period of minimal activity. Maybe Pat is working on revamping the antiquated disk-sets concept (which IMO really doesn't make sense any more), maybe he's working on improving something else, and maybe he's just taking a break from the hard work (which is what my money would be on). I've been around Slackware long enough to know that we'll find out when we find out, but I don't blame people for wondering and sharing a little idle conjecture on the forums about it. Let's face it, until current starts moving again, there's little else to talk about. |
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Where can I download the first release of Slackware because I want to upgrade my computer. I think it is version 1.00.
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I don't know, boys. Maybe we're making this more complicated than it really is.
Don't you think the most likely explanation for the missing releases is that they got round-house kicked by Chuck Norris on their way to DistroWatch? |
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"Indiana Jones And The Missing Slackware Releases" - great film!
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As the elder of Linux distros Slackware should perhaps have the biggest version number and until recently when Fedora overtook it,it was,I thought that 13.37 was a good end to that silly nonsense of version numbers. I can be wrong you know but don,t bother telling me if I am. ignorance is bliss...Praise Bob.
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General Failure,
It isn’t stupid to upgrade the system to Slackware 1.0 if one can upgrade the machine to Intel 80386 at the same time. The opportunity of such a hardware upgrade depends on the size of the one’s basement. My basement is small so I don’t keep Charles Babbage’s Difference Engine and the other antiques. hughetorrance, On the other hand there’s a great opportunity now to release more “leet” Slackware versions than 13.37 such as: 13.371, 13.37157, 13.3732, 13.37357, 13.373571, 13.37493, 13.3750, and 13.37505. |
Perchance Pat should have dropped the .
Easier for the 5cr1p+ k1dd13s to read, and Slack would have overtaken all other distros in one fell swoop. He could even start to number the next releases in a descending order. "Slackware. Even though we're regressing, we're still a higher version number, and therefore better, than the other distros." |
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