This is done using the sbopkg command in a terminal. Now you have the information required to complete the installation of fldigi. This shows that it has 2 dependencies, portaudio, found in the Development section, and fltk, found in the Libraries section. Clicking on it, shows the information page.
It is not in the base installation for Slackware, but if you check, you will find version 4.0.12 listed in the HAM section. The Synaptic Package Manager would automatically check for dependencies, and take care of it for you, but Slackware expects you to administer your system personally.įor example, let's say that you want to run the program FLDIGI. If they are not already installed on your computer, installation of your desired program will fail. Among other things you will find a line which states: this program requires. If you find the package that you want listed there, click on it to open it's information page. They have many pre-built packages, divided into categories such as system, libraries, audio, multimedia, etc. But you could look for it on the Slackware builders page,. First off, the program you want may not be packaged correctly for Slackware (i.e.
In Slackware it is a wee bit more involved. With distributions like say, Mint Cinnamon, this is easily corrected by just going to the Synaptic Package Manager, selecting what you want, and installing it. While most Linux distributions come with a vast array of programs right out of the box, sometimes there is a program that you wish to add.
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