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Yup. I predict it won't be in for 14.2. Slackware-current is awesome, running lean and mean.
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Linux odin 3.14.29 #2 SMP Fri Jan 16 13:45:58 CST 2015 x86_64 Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8500 @ 3.16GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
The only things on the table right now I know of off hand are Robby's and Eric's to-do lists of checking updated packages against -Current, testing them, and then sending the reports to Patrick.
Other than that, unless a new package for anything appears in /testing and eventually gets merged in, chances are it will never be "just added". Even then the testing Patrick puts things through is well-known to be rigorous and must perform to his level of expectations without flaws that could make the system less than desirable to use.
The only things on the table right now I know of off hand are Robby's and Eric's to-do lists of checking updated packages against -Current, testing them, and then sending the reports to Patrick.
Other than that, unless a new package for anything appears in /testing and eventually gets merged in, chances are it will never be "just added". Even then the testing Patrick puts things through is well-known to be rigorous and must perform to his level of expectations without flaws that could make the system less than desirable to use.
Yes. I know. You're preaching to the converted. I've been Slacking since version 10.0. Slackware 14.2 will be amazing.
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