German slackware forum?

Hi there!

Its not that I don't like being here. But communicating in a foreign language can be very time and energy consuming.

Does anyone know a good slackware forum for german talking slackers?

TIA

Gregor

Hi Gregor,

I don't know any still active, but you are welcome here (Salix, as Slint and Slackel, is based on Slackware).

Best regards,

Originally Posted by Didier Spaier Hi Gregor, I don't know any still active, but you are welcome here (Salix, as Slint and Slackel, is based on Slackware). Best regards,

Thanks!

Gregor

just died, after 15 years
http://www.slackforum.de/



btw, found this
http://www.slackware-lnx.de/
krass

Originally Posted by a4z btw, found this http://www.slackware-lnx.de/ krass

Warum krass? Schön bunt :-)

Gruß

Gregor

Originally Posted by a4z just died, after 15 years http://www.slackforum.de/ btw, found this http://www.slackware-lnx.de/ krass

http://www.slackforum.de/index.html?t=index&

This Datenschutz-Grundverordnung (DSGVO) while beneficial for empowering the control/privacy and regulating these miserable personal data gathering and commercialization business practices, due to its depth and complexity is also doing a lot of collateral damage for the nonprofit organizations here in Europe. Schade...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genera...ion_Regulation

Originally Posted by abga http://www.slackforum.de/index.html?t=index& This Datenschutz-Grundverordnung (DSGVO) while beneficial for empowering the control/privacy and regulating these miserable personal data gathering and commercialization business practices, due to its depth and complexity is also doing a lot of collateral damage for the nonprofit organizations here in Europe. Schade... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genera...ion_Regulation

The forum was basically dead before, no traffic, old software
So I would put this DSGVO reference under the topic 'a well appreciated excuse' ......
Because there are still very man forums in Europa that work great and GDPR conform without problems.

Originally Posted by gregors communicating in a foreign language can be very time and energy consuming

English is the language of the internet anyway and you don't even need to speak it perfectly to feel comfortable in a tech forum. Perhaps the problem is smaller than it looks to you at a first glance? Not to mention that this forum seems to have the official status, so the quality of Slackware answers here are the highest compared to any other online resource.

Originally Posted by FlinchX English is the language of the internet anyway and you don't even need to speak it perfectly to feel comfortable in a tech forum. Perhaps the problem is smaller than it looks to you at a first glance?

Would you be able to get help in a Chinese or Arabic forum?

Not to mention that this forum seems to have the official status, so the quality of Slackware answers here are the highest compared to any other online resource.

I wouldn't make such an assumption. This is just a forum that Patrick Volkerding visits regularly, as well as most Slackware users. No one systematically checks the quality of answers as far as I know, and having posted and answered a lot here, I can say that the quality depends on the person who answers, not on the forum.