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gor0 02-24-2015 06:17 PM

text editor and...
 
I NEED a decent text editor and some tool like ARK o similar to install software from slackbuilds...

I installed the series : a|ap|d|l|n|x|xfce and full from inet...

tia!

jstg 02-24-2015 06:34 PM

In my opinion text editor preference is a personal thing. Slackware ships with quite a few editors: elvis, vim, emacs, joe, kate and probably a few others.

As for running SlackBuild scripts, you might want to read SlackBuild Usage HOWTO. As long as you have a full install, follow the directions for running SlackBuild scripts and read the appropriate files in the SlackBuild (README, *.info) you shouldn't run into many problems.

qweasd 02-24-2015 08:02 PM

There's ark in kde series. mc, I guess, is similar in a way, and you should have it by now. It would be surprising if you didn't like ANY of the shipped editors, but at the moment you are missing kde apps and emacs. Do you have a particular editor in mind?

BrianW 02-24-2015 08:09 PM

Instead of ARK, how about using the command line to decompress the package? Save's you the step of having to decompress the tarball with a second program before opening a terminal to build & install.
Code:

tar xvzf package-name.tar.gz

gor0 02-24-2015 08:47 PM

this:

Code:

wget http://sbopkg.googlecode.com/files/sbopkg-0.37.0-noarch-1_cng.tgz
installpkg sbopkg-0.37.0-noarch-1_cng.tgz

Code:

sbopkg -r
Code:

sbopkg -i geany
did the job!

;)

dugan 02-24-2015 09:33 PM

Congrats! Glad you got the correct solution so quickly.

ruario 02-24-2015 11:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BrianW (Post 5322901)
Instead of ARK, how about using the command line to decompress the package? Save's you the step of having to decompress the tarball with a second program before opening a terminal to build & install.
Code:

tar xvzf package-name.tar.gz

Drop the "z", it is not needed. In fact, you might want to drop the "v" as well unless you like to see the list of files as they are extracted.

Better yet, use bsdtar, then you can use the same extraction command for extracting tar, ar (deb), rpm, cpio, zip, rar, iso and more

Code:

bsdtar xvf archivename

ReaperX7 02-25-2015 01:16 PM

Xarchive works good too in case that's what you were talking about.

Head_on_a_Stick 02-25-2015 02:27 PM

Vim!


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