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To celebrate Slackware turning 30, I put on my 13.37 release t-shirt!

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To celebrate Slackware turning 30, I put on my 13.37 release t-shirt!

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

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Anyone old enough to remember using v1.0?

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Off-topic, your hair looks like it’s charged by your touching the coffee cup.
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  Need the coffee to figure out my dependency tree after decades of manually installing things… ☕ (I kid, of course. That’s what the meth is for…)

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