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 Otherwise slackpkg will download and install the current package information and will use that list.\\ Otherwise slackpkg will download and install the current package information and will use that list.\\
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 +<note tip>If you have installed Slackware -current (the rolling development branch) you will be presented with a message similar to the following:
 +<code>
 +You have selected a mirror for Slackware -current in /etc/slackpkg/mirrors,
 +but Slackware version 15.0+ appears to be installed.
 +Slackware -current is the development (i.e. unstable) tree.
 +Is this really what you want?
 +</code>
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 +This is to be expected and you can proceed. The '+' in the Slackware version number means it's the development cycle //after// 15.0 (in this example) was released.
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 +</note>
  
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