Install 0ad RTS Game on Slackware Linux

good night everybody :) hmm i think Linux haven't best game like windows or macintosh but Linux does have and free :D
today i have free time and i confused to do what? i search game high-definition and of course always free as open source :D
and i found RTS game and i am interested, this name game 0ad. this game can be installed on slackware? i have million question and wondered whether can enough in specification my laptop, after i visit to website this game can be installed and spec requirements RAM 512 Mb. okay finally i installed game on my Slackware Linux.



if you want install, first step you can find on SlackBuild and search suite your slackware :D
before installing 0ad game, 0ad game requires OpenAL and 0ad-data so you download all.
after download all, you just build this game that installed on Slackware :)
1. first you extract OpenAL and 0ad-data, after extract you entry to the directory which has been extracted :
# cd /OpenAL
# chmod +x OpenAL.SlackBuild
# ./OpenAL.SlackBuild

wait untill done, and then you run :
# installpkg /tmp/OpenAL......... (result of building software)
and then you entry directory 0ad-data
# cd 0ad-data/
# chmod +x 0ad-data.SlackBuild
# ./0ad-data.SlackBuild
after done, equate with the above steps

and last step you extract 0ad and then extry directory:
# cd 0ad
# chmod +x 0ad.SlackBuild
# ./0ad.SlackBuild
and then same the above steps.

okay 0ad game has installed on your computer or laptop :D
if you want play, you can called with konsole (KDE) terminal (GNOME) :
$ 0ad

Screenshot 0ad Game :




thanks before, correct me if i wrong okay :)

if you want any question, you can email me or comments :D

How upgrade slackware 14.1 stable to current ??

okay i tell some litle story, exactly i really don't know upgrade my slackware 14.1 stable to current. i use slackware 64 bit, but i don't like stable version but i wan't old software there and i'm want new software like arch linux or gentoo.

actually i'm really really love using slackware :* , hmm all right we now let's tell :D



if you using slackware 14.1 x86_64 and you want upgrade to current base slackware 14.1 it's so could bro :)

okay first step you must change repository on slackware, you must edit on /etc/slackpkg/mirrors let's see it;
# nano /etc/slackpkg/mirrors

and you'll see some repository on slackware, comment your repository that has been previously selected and select to repository current and then uncomment. e.g:


after selected your favorite repository :D
next step you update repository with slackpkg;
# slackpkg update

after update you'll need install new system and system full upgrade;
# slackpkg install-new

and then upgrade all;
# slackpkg upgrade-all

if finish, you must clean system;
# slackpkg clean-system

after clean, you must reboot the system and look you have current versions. thanks :)

[C.M.I.I.W]

source :
Docs Slackware

How install proxychains on Slackware???

first i choose slackware two months ago, i think slackware is simple and stable. because slackware's distro serve two namely version's : current version and stable version.
i choose current version and installed on my laptop slackware current x86_64 bit, all right everybody no strings attached how install proxychains tutorial. in my tutorial i have 2 files, if you haven't this files you must download file on SlackBuild
okay !!! let's see that :D
first

extract file.tar.gz on your directory

# tar -zxvf proxychains.tar.gz

move source file to after extract directory

# mv proxychains-4.2.tar.xz /directory/directory/proxychains

after extract and move, go in directory proxychains

# cd proxychains/

you'll need building with slackbuilds, we don't have access to build because of you give file access

# chmod +x proxychains.SlackBuild

and then run

# ./proxychains.SlackBuild

wait until build stop, and you'll see created/tmp/proxychains-4....... etc/

after success build, finally step you run

# installpkg proxychains-4.......

 

okay proxychains has installed on your computer, thanks :)

[ C.M.I.I.W ]

 

thanks to :

willysr.blogspot.com

alien.slackbook.org/blog/