From: martin.schoon@gmail.com   
      
   Den 2023-04-08 skrev Martin Schöön :   
   > Den 2023-03-16 skrev Martin Schöön :   
   >>   
   >> Isn't Salix supposed to have dependency resolution? Any thoughts on   
   >> that?   
   >>   
   >> /Martin (used to Debian, curious about Slackware)   
   >   
   > I wanted to try out Salix but as I want to use it with full disk   
   > encryption it was put on hold. Then I learned about Slint which   
   > builds on Salix and has an installer that does the disk encryption for   
   > you. I installed Slint on a virtual machine (Qemu) and the installer   
   > worked just fine including encryption.   
   >   
   > So now I have the opportunity to try out Gslapt and its dependency   
   > resolution. It is work in progress. Some packages provide Gslapt with   
   > the information needed to install missing dependencies. Other packages   
   > miss this information.   
   >   
   I am back.   
   I decided to install Salix on a virtual machine.   
   I like it. I find Salix to be a treat, a true delight to use.   
   Gslapt works just fine. The issues I had when testing Slint had to do   
   with Slint.   
      
   Too bad full disk encryption is such an intimidating thing in this case.   
      
   And, as this is such a hot topic, it has nothing to do with NSA and   
   their ilk in my case. I just feel better if I can prevent 'John Doe' from   
   browsing my folders if the computer 'goes missing'.   
      
   /Martin   
      
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