3rd Party Repos and Sharing Your Homemade Slackware Packages
Hey gang
So, half the fun of running Slackware is how easy it is to make Slackware packages from source! I know there are many, many unofficial Slackware repos, and please add to these if you know of more... SlackBuilds (of course) http://slackbuilds.org/ slkbuild http://freshmeat.net/projects/slkbuild src2pkg http://www.src2pkg.net/ David Woodfalls (dive) page http://www.dawoodfall.net/ Ponce's repo http://slackware.ponce.cc/blog/ Slacky http://www.slacky.eu/ linuxpackages http://www.linuxpackages.net/ SalixOS repo http://download.salixos.org/ Absolute Linux repo http://www.absolutelinux.org/ Robby's site http://rlworkman.net/ goblins site http://connie.slackware.com/~mrgoblin/ learnix http://learnix.net/slackware/ EDIT: Slamd64 http://mirrors-sanfrancisco.hostgis.com/slamd64/ BlueWhite64 http://packages.bluewhite64.com:8080/ Superb-Mini-Server (formerly slack-mini-server) http://sms.it-ccs.com/isos/ Slackware.org.uk http://www.slackware.org.uk/ I'm sure there are others also....? Anyway; the point of this thread is make Slacker's aware of what 3rd party repos there are And for normal users to show off their own homemade apps/utilities, etc Anyone can use free file sharing services to use so others can download their builds/packages, etc So, I have a few apps that I made for myself on my various (6) slackware/slackware64 installs over 2 pc's... Here they are; Please read the readme there about post-install steps and info! Their all great apps I think...especially DungeonCrawl! http://multidistro.com/downloads/Apps/slackpkgs.html Note that ranger, pcmanfm-mod, systray-volume-control, mirage, alsa-equalizer and alsamixergui will be in all four of the next nFluxOS versions (arch testing/debian sid/slackware current/ubuntu ,eerkat) |
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Thanks for the list.
One quick note: src2pkg isn't a repository, it's a tool for creating packages. The only three repositories I use anymore are Eric's (Alien Bob), Robby's, and Slackbuilds.org (usually through the Sbopkg utility). I may check out some of the other ones. Regards, |
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