I've pushed the latest #ktown for #slackwareaarch64 updates to be in sync with Alien's repository. Please ensure you install the new dep packages so nothing breaks along the way!

https://slackware.lngn.net/#ktown

slackware packages/repos for aarch64 (and one or two for x86_64)

I pushed a #slackwareaarch64 build of #librewolf 150.0 which I fully expect a revision to come soon enough (as they haven’t announced it for release) and I updated #lxqt 2.4 for x86_64 which reqs either ktown or my slim-plasma on current to even use it (so good luck with that) on top of slack so that isn’t for a casual slacker as it’ll require some effort, but it’s there for the taking. Maybe tomorrow I’ll do arm64 builds. Maybe. 😆
I updated #firefox in the #slackaroni #slackwareaarch64 repo to the 150.0 release. I don't know if I've mentioned it before but I do enable PGO in these builds, which in theory makes firefox run faster (and take twice as long to compile)... juries still out on that speed difference though. It still just loads webpages for me. https://slackware.lngn.net
slackware packages/repos for aarch64 (and one or two for x86_64)

Sometime in the kernel 6.18 series upgrade I lost wifi on my pinebookpro. I know it worked because updating got me this far, but on the 6.18.17 kernel installed I have no wifi device. Luckily, the same usb dongle that saved my hide yesterday works on arm, but I’m curious what broke wifi, maybe updating will fix it as well. #slackwareaarch64

I pushed the updated 'ktown' #slackwareaarch64 packages featuring Plasma 6.6.4, Frameworks 6.25, updates to krita, klevernotes, kstars, & okteta today to be in-sync with Aliens repo.

https://slackware.lngn.net/pub/aarch64/slackwareaarch64-current/ktown/

Index of /pub/aarch64/slackwareaarch64-current/ktown

I updated #librewolf to 149.0.2 earlier today for #slackwareaarch64 thanks to a patch given to me by ponce (not sure if he’s on masto). https://slackware.lngn.net/
slackware packages/repos for aarch64 (and one or two for x86_64)

I haven’t really been announcing any normal updates I do to things, but I’ve pushed some rebuilds against the accountsservice upgrade in both repos against #slackware ‘s updated package. This affects Gtklock, gnome and stuff. I also pushed the latest #firefox 149.0.2 for #slackwareaarch64 and other updates I’ve been neglecting for days. #slackaroni https://slackware.lngn.net/
slackware packages/repos for aarch64 (and one or two for x86_64)

I added the latest #firefox 149.0 to my #slackaroni repo for #slackwareaarch64 a little while ago. It’s among the many unlisted packages available cuz I haven’t thought of a better way to list them than Apache and its directory listing already provides with no effort. https://slackware.lngn.net/
slackware packages/repos for aarch64 (and one or two for x86_64)

Did I mention I updated #libreoffice for #slackwareaarch64 to 26.2.2.2 earlier? Probably not but I am now. As usual, it supports the kf5, kf6, & gtk3 environments out of the box. So whether you’re using ktown, kde5 in slackware or xfce, it’ll match your desktop. Enjoy! (I didn’t update the webpage but I swear it’s there) https://slackware.lngn.net/
slackware packages/repos for aarch64 (and one or two for x86_64)

ok #slackwareaarch64 #slackaroni users can now do a 'slackpkg install obs' to get your hands on the latest OBS-Studio packages.

https://slackware.lngn.net/