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hi every body
i was asking my self when will slack new distribution
be realased??
i was wondering all other distribution like suse,fedora,... and others realase many????
hi every body
i was asking my self when will slack new distribution
be realased??
i was wondering all other distribution like suse,fedora,... and others realase many????
Besides of what Nylex said: what do you hope to gain
from the "next release" that the current doesn't give you?
It's not like Pat will turn Slack into XP over night ;}
Making install more easier then well that's not Slackware. To use Slackware you got to get your hands a bit dirty but hopefully the next release will have the 2.6 kernel as default.
Only Pat knows for sure when the next version will be released untill then us Slackers can only wait.
Best to use the sticky above as suggested by Nylex if you want to talk about Slackware 11 and such.
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