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On the slackware homepage, which is found here. If you goto the "Packages" section, and then from there you want to goto "Get Slack!" From there you can pick a source to download from. I picked Purdue just to test it. Then once your on the FTP server, if you choose purdue too, you open the folder "Slackware 10.2" and in that folder there is a folder named "source." So I would see if thats what your looking for. Good luck!
I'm was very clear with my question, so I am sorry.
What I meant is that are there any more sources that I can add to the slapt-getrc file? Much like apt-get, you can different source lines to increase the software possibilities.
I'm was very clear with my question, so I am sorry.
What I meant is that are there any more sources that I can add to the slapt-getrc file? Much like apt-get, you can different source lines to increase the software possibilities.
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