What are the benifets of having no dependency resolution in a package manager?
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I haven't visted this forum for quite a while due to other commitments. Anyway, nice to see that people still found my old blog post from almost seven years ago useful.
Thanks for the kind comments allend, kjhambrick, enorbet and chrisretusn (and anyone else I happened to miss).
Welcome in cafe Slackware! Coffee? Beer? Stronger drink? Well, I am an engineer because I don't know why it works, but it works! Such threads for me are real proofs that Slackware is extremely stable - there is really not much to talk about. So, lets drink and relax.
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