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Shite! This damn thing will _not_ die if you hit it with a pile driver, drive a wooden stake through the heart, shoot silver bullets coated with garlic, explode a petrol tanker near it, redirect meteors from outer space, infect with anthrax ... etc. A Hollywood nightmare.
Slackware-current has just had a major bump with a new version of X. KDE 4.8.2 has been released. XFCE 4.10 is under active development for inclusion. All the developers (including the BDFL) have been active in this forum in the last week. The heart is pumping hard, the lungs are heaving. Slackware is alive and kicking!
@OP - Please, please, please edit the title of your post to read "Slackware is dying - NO WAY!!" and then mark it as solved.
I think the multiple posts on this topic shows the danger of not having a working website for people interested in trying Slackware. I'm thinking back to when I started, and I'm honestly not sure if I would have bothered looking into the distro if its website was down since I don't know what I know now.
Distribution: Debian Wheezy, Jessie, Sid/Experimental, playing with LFS.
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Lol, this is funnier than a circus.
Notice the op registered this month and has 2 posts, do any of you think this is strange that his two posts are doom and gloom about Slackware.
All these threads need to be merged into a mega thread and kept there so you can all look back in 20 years and see what a non event this has actually been.
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