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21-Jan-2008, 07:00 AM #1
Wink Linux newbie question: How do you install applications?
I know this is more of a general linux question but how would I go about installing an application such as code::blocks on a slackware based operating system (Vector Linux). Are applications referred to as packages? Or are packages specific to Vector linux?
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21-Jan-2008, 09:26 AM #2
Throw the command: man gslapt
as gslapt is now the preferred method of graphical package management for Vector Linux.
Reference: Wikipedia link here.

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