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Only first two are required for installation. On CD3 there is first part of Slackware source, some packages and a small Slackware book for beginners. Also there's Zip Slack.On CD4 ...
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Only first two are required for installation. On CD3 there is first part of Slackware source, some packages and a small Slackware book for beginners. Also there's Zip Slack.On CD4 there is second part of source and packages.
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Actually I'm pretty sure the first is the only *required* one for installation. From what I saw, the second is X, Gnome, KDE, etc. I haven't finished installing it yet, though, so I'm not sure...Monday, however, it will be on a server at work.
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actually, IIRC X is on the first cd with the "light wm". gnome, kde are on the second (atleast that is how 10.0 was) Originally Posted by sarumont Actually I'm pretty sure the first is the only *required* one for installation. From what I saw, the second is X, Gnome, KDE, etc. I haven't finished installing it yet, though, so I'm not sure...Monday, however, it will be on a server at work.Brilliant Mediocrity - Making Failure Look Good
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