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authorSlack Coder <slackcoder@server.ky>2023-09-15 15:31:32 -0500
committerSlack Coder <slackcoder@server.ky>2023-09-15 15:34:52 -0500
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## Benefits
- - Clear modifiable source code
+### Clear modifiable source code
- These programs are written in a simple and easy to understand programming
- language called Golang. Slackware's official tools are written in a
- programming language (bash) which is harder to understand and customize.
+These programs are written in a simple and easy to understand programming
+language called Golang. Slackware's official tools are written in a
+programming language (bash) which is harder to understand and customize.
- - Stable
+### Stable
- Do you run Slackware Current? Ever mess up an update?
+Do you run Slackware Current? Ever mess up an update? This project will allow
+you to more reliably install or remove packages, making it easier to recover a
+broken system.
- This project will allow you to more reliably install or remove packages,
- making it easier to recover a broken system.
-
- Slackware's package tools like 'installpkg' contain dependencies on
- commands like 'tar' and 'tar's library dependencies. These alternatives
- have no runtime dependencies, except when running a package's
- install/uninstall scripts, or ldconfig.
+Slackware's package tools like 'installpkg' contain dependencies on commands
+like 'tar' and 'tar's library dependencies. These alternatives have no runtime
+dependencies, except when running a package's install/uninstall scripts, or
+ldconfig.
## Contributing