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Operating Systems Linux Slackware media player Post 57578 by norsk hedensk on Tuesday 2nd of November 2004 10:59:28 AM
Old 11-02-2004
1. get rid of the packages that dont work that were installed by your os.

2. any app you want, go to its website and download its source file.

3. configure and compile.

4. use Smilie
 

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