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Sincere congratulations.
As this is the far oldest Linux distro alive, it proves, that it is the best.
I use it from ver 3.0 in 1995. In a time I tested many other distros and and stay loyal to Slackware.
You have the best approach to make Linux popular and spread. And this is KISS.
All I know about Linux is your merit.
Wish you and you family all the best and long living Slackware.
Has it really been that long? I swear Pat only recently posted that Slackware was 21 years old. How time flies... And I've been a happy user since 13.0 which was released over 13 years ago (wow!).
It's impressive how it evolved and not sold out or expired like many popular projects from that time.
Great to see it still alive and well, even growing. I'm happy to see Slackware becoming more popular.
And thank you, Pat, and the rest of the team that makes Slackware great, for my favourite Linux distribution, the distribution that I feel most at home working in, the distribution that just works.
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