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Well, I'm not a slacker, but I'll join the torrent to help out (i.e. I'll leave it running for a while when it finishes). Perhaps I might even install it in a VM as well .
Well, I'm not a slacker, but I'll join the torrent to help out (i.e. I'll leave it running for a while when it finishes). Perhaps I might even install it in a VM as well .
Contrats,
Forrest
Yes you should, don't let it just go to waste on your HD,
Well, I'm not a slacker, but I'll join the torrent to help out (i.e. I'll leave it running for a while when it finishes). Perhaps I might even install it in a VM as well .
After a year of trying 8 different distros for a stable development platform it's nice to settle down with Slackware64. Finally I seem to be able to breathe again.
Thanks in a big way to Pat, the Slackware crew and Fred for getting this release out before I went mad, and just in time to finish a year long project for Monday.
Thanks also to brianL, who without knowing, gives me little snippets of the UK that I have missed for the last two years while being submerged head-first into the deepest, darkest jungles of Ecuador; with my only other comfort - Slackware 11 and an old, old, Acer laptop.
Pure awesomeness! Just finished installing 13.0. It is wonderful.
I had one glitch where I couldn't install lilo to the MBR, I fixed that by booting from the DVD and running liloconfig. I kept all of my partitions. So I'm now dual booting Slackware 13.0 with Slackware-current on my main machine.
All is well.
I'm heading to the Slackware store this afternoon to buy the DVD.
It may seem slow at first but it soon picks up speed. The good thing about torrents are that the more people that use them the faster they go.
Nice to see so much appreciation here =)
I just wanted to find out why is all that slow with my downloading right now from the torrents page, and came across your post. I have to be an asshole and say, the m ore people seeding gets you there faster but when you have 280 seeders and like 900 leechers the job isn`t quite the same isn`t it ?) I`m living the horror right now.
I am looking at 7-8 hours total to download it (55% now). My current connection maxes out at about 300KBps, and half the time it is maxing, the other half it is between 50-100KBps... Guess I will just have to wait until tomorrow to install.
newbie Use verbose prompting (the X series takes one year)
Really? Maybe perhaps before the next release, Pat can find a way to make the X series more 'compact' in the way of choosing it. If it is in fact at all feasible.
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