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I did a fresh 32-bit installation of 14.1 yesterday, omitted all DEs and WMs, and then installed cwm from SlackBuilds. I also omitted consolekit and policykit from the installation, in the interest of reducing unneeded processes. A nice, fresh, clean, non-bloated setup...
Tkhearts? Never heard of that. Is there a Slackware package around for that?
Actually no. I happened to find it looking for a hearts game for Linux. The hearts also happened to come sorta bundled with a few other tk games. Unfortunately I don't remember where I found it and I don't know how to make it/them into slackware packages, but just setting up an icon in the menu or on the desktop and pointing it to the tkhearts shell script and it starts up faster than any other app on my system. Almost immediately. Can't change screen size on it, but so far it's big enough and doesn't mess with my eyes.
If you want, PM me and I can e-mail you the directory tarballed with everything I found.
Seven years old. CoreDuo 2GHz, 2GBRAM Dell-D520
Slackware Current - Fluxbox (xfce-panel autohide)
listening to Absolute Classic Rock http://icecast.timlradio.co.uk/vc160.ogg
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