sbopkg VS sbozyp

Go to sbopkg.org download and run 'sudo installpkg sbopkg' run 'sudo sbopkg -r' to sync the slackbuild repository. run 'sudo sqg -p i3-gaps' to create a queue file for i3-gaps run 'sudo sbopkg -i i3-gaps' and select 'q' to install the queue.

I have now contributed, and maintain several packages on SlackBuilds.org, and am currently working on creating a SlackBuilds.org package manager meant to work nearly the same as sbopkg, but with the goal of only being used from a CLI instead of a TUI, having built-in dependency resolution (no need for sqg), and a couple other small differences. You can see my package manager here, but it is at least a month away from being ready for a release and doesn't have a manual yet.

I'm not sure why you require drun as far as I know it is an option for running rofi so you will need to install 'rofi' and 'dmenu' using sbopkg from sbopkg.org (select Package 0.38.2 and use installpkg to install it)

Commands: wget https://github.com/sbopkg/sbopkg/releases/download/0.38.2/sbopkg-0.38.2-noarch-1_wsr.tgz installpkg sbopkg-0.38.2-noarch-1_wsr.tgz su - sbopkg -r sqg -p bspwm sbopkg -i bspwm

There is a repository called SlackBuilds: https://slackbuilds.org/. This contains build scripts for most of the software out there. Furthermore, you can enable "dependency resolution" by using a tool called sbopkg: https://sbopkg.org/.

Additionally Willy Shuriarto has updated the sbopkg.org website to download the latest version of sbopkg-0.38.2 which is preconfigured to fetch the slackbuild 15 repos. Just make sure you use the new config file. Apparently its had improvements and is faster than version 0.38.1.

Additionally the latest version of sbopkg-0.38.2 which is preconfigured to use the 15 repos is now downloadable from sbopkg.org just make sure you use the new config file.

There is also a tool for managing Slackbuilds as well, which does searching, downloading, building, installing, and upgrading of Slackbuilds. https://sbopkg.org/

slackbuilds.org is for build-scripts, and there is a CLI program called (sbopkg)[https://github.com/sbopkg/sbopkg]. It contains a script for creating queue files called sqg. So if I had a very dependency heavy but popular-ish program I generally would build it with:

I have an open source project called sbozyp, which is a package manager for Slackware's SlackBuilds.org. It is about 70% finished, but in a good state with a complete test suite. Unfortunately I am currently too busy to work on it. I would be willing to mentor you through completing this project, which should take about 6-weeks of working 4 hours per day on it. It may take a bit longer depending on your skill level. I can teach you how to write maintainable and testable code for small/medium sized projects.

Hey, I have a project called sbozyp, that it is a package manager for Slackware's SlackBuilds.org. It is about 70% finished, and in quite a good state with an extensive test-suite. Unfortunately I am too busy now to work on it.

I have now contributed, and maintain several packages on SlackBuilds.org, and am currently working on creating a SlackBuilds.org package manager meant to work nearly the same as sbopkg, but with the goal of only being used from a CLI instead of a TUI, having built-in dependency resolution (no need for sqg), and a couple other small differences. You can see my package manager here, but it is at least a month away from being ready for a release and doesn't have a manual yet.