ITT: we describe our most recent /comfy/ moments

>another thread mentioning slack

Glad to see it, one of the comfiest and 'just werks' distros out there

>>60803673
i'll post a scrot soon, i just installed this half an hour ago and im still setting things up

Update:
I'm installing downloading and installing libraries and a few other programs. TWM is amazing but does /g/ have any other lightweight window managers for me to try out?

>>60803661
>Slackware
I always forgot, are their packages the oldest out of the mainstream disto's or is that debian stable's?

>>60803894
Slackware doesn't have packages as far as i know my guy. You install stuff from source.

>>60803931
http://packages.slackware.com/
???

>>60803980
Wew. Does slackware have a package manager im not aware of?

>>60804021
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slackware#Packages
>Slackware's package management system, collectively known as pkgtools, can administer (pkgtool), install (installpkg), upgrade (upgradepkg), and remove (removepkg) packages from local sources.
>The official tool to update Slackware over a network or the internet is slackpkg. It was originally developed by Piter Punk as an unofficial way to keep Slackware up-to-date. It was officially included in the main tree in Slackware 12.2,
how the fuck do you not know how to install packages, you don't just compile shit and it's magically installed