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Well I guess I made a mistake. I did not mean a separate forum, but more of subforums for the subforum Slackware.
There already is a subforum for Slackware installation. I was just thinking of a few more to tidy things up a bit. For example, a lot of people are having questions with X11 and the new x.org 6.9/7.0. If no one answers for a while, it might be moved to the second, third page and be forgotten.
This -----> www.slackwarequestions.org was not my idea. The forum is doing a great job as is, but I was wanted to make it seem like the slackware forums is not a big mixed bag of information. Kind of like a tray with tray dividers to that everything doesn't mix together was my idea.
example:
Linux - Distributions
---Linux from Scratch
---Slackware
------Slackware Installation
------X11
------Kernel/Recompile
------Network/Server
------Option...
------Option...
---Debian
---Arch
---Redhat
and so on...
There is always a danger that if we do it for Slack, the rest of them will want it. But it's not a bad idea although I would suggest that if we do go down the subforum route, that they largely mirror the existing forums/subforums:
Hardware
Software
Networking
-->Wireless-Networking
and so on
but how about the idea of <distroname>.linuxquestions.org? It would make acessing the distro forums simple, and AFAIK, it wouldn't put a huge load on the servers.
but how about the idea of <distroname>.linuxquestions.org? It would make acessing the distro forums simple, and AFAIK, it wouldn't put a huge load on the servers.
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We're actually getting away from things like that for a couple of reasons. That being said - we may have something in store that will make things easier in this regard.
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