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Me ? I'm running 10.1 official with patches
its a simple process of checking the changelog - which I don't really need to do but like to, and finding by ...
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- 07-30-2005 #1Linux Enthusiast
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how do you slackers choose to keep updated?
Me ? I'm running 10.1 official with patches
its a simple process of checking the changelog - which I don't really need to do but like to, and finding by the time I notice theres something new, its usually been rsynched to my hard disk with a script the previous night or something, so its a case of doing a simple 'upgradepkg *.tgz' every time something new comes out, or maybe dropping to init 1 first if its a very important package, if its gimp or something for example I'd just update it in my current runlevel - 4
so, how about you?
- 07-30-2005 #2Linux Newbie
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Myself I grab stuff from slackware-current or compile it myself.
200mhz Pentium 1 with MMX, 128mb RAM, 10gb Seagate HDD. Beastly.
- 07-31-2005 #3Just Joined!
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i use swaret as a weekly cron job, just to update packages list to '10.1' and 'current'.
upgrade is still manual, once a week...
maybe a script or something...
- 07-31-2005 #4
Slackpkg is the best IMO.
It may be that your sole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others.
- 08-01-2005 #5
I tend to use slapt-get.
- 08-05-2005 #6Just Joined!
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I use slapt-get also
- 06-13-2006 #7Just Joined!
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I'm using a self-made set of scripts that automate some parts of the upgrade procedure.
Additionally, a script rsyncs -current every night and sends me an email if there is a new Changelog.
If you're interested, have a look at: www.inreto.de/slacker/
- 06-13-2006 #8Linux Enthusiast
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great work!


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