Slackware 10.0 Officially Released
BRTB writes "Slackware 10.0 is out! X.org 6.7.0, kernel 2.4.26 (2.6.7 optional), KDE 3.2.3, GNOME 2.6.1, GCC 3.3.4... it's all new, and just as stable as you'd expect from Slackware, if RC2 was any indication. There's an official announcement, as well as some ISO BitTorrent links, and a mirror list. Of course, the non-cheapskates among us should go buy the CD-set to support the project. Have fun, everybody..."
Damn, and I am going home now too. Wait, I know...
Me: Hey, can you go grab slackware 10 for me?
My GF: Sure.
Me: They have bittorrents...
My GF: I know. Already downloading...
Oh yeah. Tech girlfriends...the only way to download distro's. =)
Jason Lotito
Well, I guess that explains why my connection is so slow today.
Be seeing you...
Slackware 9.1 gave me a great few days setting it up. I'm definately going to have to try Slack 10.
ok... so I'm a total nerd... so what?
Bah. Not Slackware X, not Slackware XP.
;)
C'mon! Where's the marketing, folks?
-PM
500GB of disk, 5TB of transfer, $5.95/mo
kudos to Slack for moving to X.org so quickly. The faster everyone gets away from X the better we all are. Aren't you contradicting yourself a bit there?
*pets the troll*
fdisk
why are you talking to your right hand?
Anything that came after SLS is just Yet Another Distro...
Forget all that and just use java. There is nothing wrong with garbage collection, my uncle has been doing it for 34 years.
But I am the best one-handed typist that you will ever see...
Me too, but for, uh, different reasons......
This is meant to be sarcastic. I know it's not always this bad, but I love playing the Devil's (Microsoft's) Advocate.
/etc/conf.modules. Make sure that none of the following aliases is commented:
"I bet with Slack 10, I can add my friend's windows printer! Oh... It's okay. I bet my wireless card will work now! Well, shit... my laptop isn't even supported. And I can't even get the sound to work. Oh, alright. Read the manual, huh?"
The next step is to configure
# alias char-major-14 off
# alias sound on
# alias midi off
Then insert (if not already there) the following lines:
alias char-major-14 ad1848
options ad1848 io=0x530 irq=10 dma=1 dma2=0
post-install ad1848 modprobe "-k" opl3; modprobe "-k" v_midi; modprobe "-k" softoss2
options opl3 io=0x388
Furthermore, it might be necessary to configure your pcmcia (/etc/pcmcia/config.opts), because there might be an IRQ conflict. Exclude at least the IRQs 7 and 10. Now you should be ready to boot your new kernel. Good luck!
"Umm, fuck Linux."
I'm with you. Ya just haven't lived till you've entered modelines by hand, I tell ya.
Kids today, what with their XVGA setup programs, and their live CDs.
GET OUT OF MY YARD
Check out my sysadmin blog!
Personally, I prefer distros that still support X in some manner ;).
E actly. It would seem a rather pointless and e treme measure to fail to support in some manner, at least lower case.
The Window System is also nice to have around, but if you at least have support you can always still work at the console, although that might suck on an Window System oriented distro like andros.
KFG
don't tell anyone here that I said that, I'll get beat
Don't worry. You've just praised a Microsoft product after praising Slackware. All those that would beat you are currently passed out due to a short circuit in their beliefs code.
Withdrawal before climax is very ineffective and those who try this are usually called "parents."
A binary will be in /usr/bin, not /opt/bin/usr/somewhere/in/egypt
Just what do you have aganst Egypt? Are you racist? I have a dream that one day binaries will be judged not by the path in which they reside, but by the nature of their execution.
(With sincerest apologies to Dr. King)