What features/changes would you like to see in future Slackware?
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First, it looks like Ruby is official but Gems are not. I guess Ruby and Gems are actually one thing, so Gems should be official too.
Second, Slackware is not about the latest and greatest at all costs and it is good. I would like to make an exception for toolkits so that things like Qt4, Ruby 1.9 and Python 3 are official and appear immediately on release.
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