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 To install our slackbuilds we have an application to help the process. To install our slackbuilds we have an application to help the process.
  
-To make the process a little simpler we have an application to download and install them: sepkg for building from slackbuilds, although sbopkg can also be used. It supports queue files, and will even download the queues from our server if needed.+To make the process a little simpler we have an application to download, build and install packages: sepkg. It supports queue files, and will even download the queues from our server if needed.
  
 +You will need around 12GB of free space to build all the packages in a full install.
 ===== 1) Preinstallation Tasks ===== ===== 1) Preinstallation Tasks =====
  
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 We have three main categories of applications: audio, video and photo. They are maintained by queue files. There is also a 'full' queue. We have three main categories of applications: audio, video and photo. They are maintained by queue files. There is also a 'full' queue.
  
-If you want a certain category - say audio, then you can use sepkg to download and build/install all the audio applications with the -q flag:+If you want a certain category - say audio - then you can use sepkg to download and build/install all the audio applications with the -q flag:
  
 <code>sepkg -q audio</code> <code>sepkg -q audio</code>

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