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You could go to http://connie.slackware.com/~rworkma...-4.8/packages/ , select the architecture you are using and download and install the packages from the directory.
eg. lftp -c "open http://connie.slackware.com/~rworkma...ackages/i486/; mirror xfce-4.8" then installpkg the txz's. |
i haven't done it, yet, but thanks 4 the answer, so i install each of them packages in that package directory and then i can just start that xfce with xwmconfig? Or do i have to un install the current used xfce?
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You can use 'upgradepkg --install-new ' to upgrade the existing packages and install the new packages.
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https://github.com/gnomeslackbuild/g...d-system/wiki/ I had to play with it for a few packages, but it runs great and it is built against all the latest packages. |
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Thanks guys, i got it up and running doing that command Diantre, i'm giving this xfce more of a go. I'm already liking it a lot more. Must admit though it's getting to be more like gnome 2.x. Thanks everyone, and thanks Robby.
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