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title = "Slackware Repository"
date = 2026-04-17T00:00:00Z

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This is a **Slackware64-current** repository, my packages are built on and managed for slackware64-current. When I release a package that can build on the latest stable version of Slackware, I'll try to publish it to [slackbuilds.org](https://slackbuilds.org/), but if the package comes from this repository, you can assume it's for `-current` only.

{{< actions url="https://packages.danix.xyz" desc="Visit the repository" use="site" caption="My package repository for Slackware64-current." >}}

## Quick Start

To add the repository to your Slackware system you'll need [slackpkg+](https://slakfinder.org/slackpkg+.html), edit `/etc/slackpkg/slackpkgplus.conf` and use **"danix"** as the repository name:

```bash
# Add repository to the PKGS_PRIORITY
PKGS_PRIORITY=( multilib danix alien restricted slackers)
# Add danix to the REPOPLUS array
REPOPLUS=( slackpkgplus restricted alien multilib slackers hyprwm danix )
# Lastly, define the "danix" MIRRORPLUS entry
MIRRORPLUS['danix']=https://packages.danix.xyz/
```

You can have my repository alongside other repos.

Now that it is configured you can simply update the list and search for my packages directly using `slackpkg`.

```bash
# update the packages signatures
slackpkg update gpg
# update the packages lists
slackpkg update
# search for a package
slackpkg search <package name>
# install a package
slackpkg install <package name>
```



## Installation

### Prerequisites

- Slackware 15.0 or later
- Root or sudo access
- wget or curl

### Steps

1. Add the repository to your slackpkg+ configuration
2. import the GPG key for my repository
3. Update your package lists
4. Install packages as needed

### Repository URL

```
https://packages.danix.xyz/
```

## Usage

### Installing a Package

```bash
slackpkg install package-name
```

### Updating Packages

```bash
slackpkg update
slackpkg upgrade
# to update all packages, including the Slackware system ones:
slackpkg upgrade-all
```

### Searching for Packages

```bash
slackpkg search keyword
```

## Available Packages

{{< pkg-list >}}

## Recent Changes

{{< pkg-changelog count="10" >}}
