If this is a serious comment, then it is in error. While the packaging
system of Slackware is a bit more primitive than, say, .rpm or .deb, it is a
real packaging system that allows for quite a bit of system customization. I
used it happily and productively for many years, before I switched over to
Debian.
Perhaps you are thinking of Zipslack or Bigslack, which are more in the
style of a single, big file that gets installed all at once.
At 08:47 AM 6/27/00 +0900, Batara Kesuma wrote:
>> If you want to get the most out of a linux system use Slackware.
>>
>> The old saying goes, "Use slackware and learn Linux".!
>
>unfortunately slacware isnt a linux distribution, it is a tarball of
>someone's hard drive :P
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