I saw the announcement yesterday, for slackware 14.2. Actually, I saw the, and followed the link from there to the. Bestseller Myrtillus Crack. I started using linux with slackware in 1995.

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So I saw slackware as an old friend. It was time for a re-acquaintance. I should perhaps note that my prior experience had been with 32-bit slackware. Reading the site, slackware is still a strong supporter of 32-bit. However, I went with the 64-bit version. Downloading The announcement mentioned that a torrent would be setup. I was unable to find a reference to the torrent.

So I waited until today. And then, checking, I saw that a torrent was now available. I used “ktorrent” for the download, and that went quite smoothly. The torrent created a directory “slackware64-14.2-iso”. Inside that directory, was the iso file itself (“slackware64-14.2-install-dvd.iso”), an md5 checksum file (with “.md5” appended to the iso file name), a gpg signature (with “.asc” appended) and a text file (“.txt” appended) with a list of contents.