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slackware:package_management [2012/12/30 05:57 (UTC)] – correcting the headings mfillpotslackware:package_management [2013/02/20 20:10 (UTC)] – [Brief Explanation of Slackware Packages] Typo fixes alienbob
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 In terms of security and accountability Slackware is excellent because it In terms of security and accountability Slackware is excellent because it
-beings you software in the condition that the authors intended. What this+brings you software in the condition that the authors intended. What this
 means is that the Slackware community does not modify the source or add and means is that the Slackware community does not modify the source or add and
 remove functions from software beyond the author's design, unless a small remove functions from software beyond the author's design, unless a small
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 result in exploits that only effect the specific distribution which can result in exploits that only effect the specific distribution which can
 remain unseen remain unseen
-for some time because the original authors (those who know the applicationss best)+for some time because the original authors (those who know the applications best)
 were not responsible for the changes or aware of the changes. This additional were not responsible for the changes or aware of the changes. This additional
 liability is something that an administrator does not want hanging over their liability is something that an administrator does not want hanging over their
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