First of all, hello SW users! This is my first post. Now, onto the topic:

My #removepkg strigi was a dumb move, considering that I'm not proficient with Slackware or Linux in general (actually, I'm rather newbie). I'm still reading the manuals and howtos, learning on the fly, but until I gain all the necessary knowledge, I need to have strigi back. (konsole and other things don't work anymore...)

Could anyone be kind enough to provide a few simple steps on restoring strigi? I was thinking to:
1. #installpkg, but from which dir? Is there path from the install dvd (slackware.iso) that I overlooked?
2. download the strigi tarball from their website, decompress it and install it, though is it compatible with SW? (or I have to compile some source...)
3. install over the internet, but http://packages.slackware.it/ is still off...

PS: I'm using the latest version of Slackware, 13.1 on 32-bit with KDE SC 4.4.3.

Pull it from one of the many Slackware mirror sites. Example: http://slackware.mirrors.tds.net/pub...7.2-i486-1.txz

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It's in /l on the DVD, or from any mirror.

Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! Beaten again by a faster searcher/typer!

That solved my problem (and quickly too). Thank you!

whine

But nobody marks my post as helpful.

sniff

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LOL. Dry your eyes...it's not the end of the World (that's next Thursday).

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That is, because I've overlooked the "was it helpful" question below.

You've just gained more "helpful" marks. Now, I'm sending you a virtual cookie too

I marked it for you.
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