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@ -3,15 +3,17 @@ MATE SlackBuilds
Here are some SlackBuild scripts to build and install the MATE desktop
environment on Slackware. Currently, they build and install MATE 1.6 which is
the stable branch released on April, 2013.
the stable branch released on April 2, 2013. Please check the main project
website at http://mateslackbuilds.github.com for screenshots and more
information.
How to install:
1. Clone the Git repo or download a tarball/zip of the repo. Run the
'mate-build-base.sh' in the msb root directory which will build and install
all the base (required) packages. Note, there are also some dependencies in
the /deps directory. There are a total of 24 packages and they do not replace
any stock Slackware packages. (If you are building on -current, then dconf is
all the base (required) packages, including necessary dependencies in the
/deps directory. There are a total of 24 packages and they do not replace any
stock Slackware packages. (If you are building on -current, then dconf is
already included in Slackware so you do not need the dconf here in the git
repo -- see CURRENT.TXT). The SlackBuilds will use wget to download the
sources. Or, you can also manually download the sources from:
@ -38,6 +40,6 @@ mate-power-manager from /extra then you might want to disable the Xfce power
manager if it is listed. Same with mate-keyring from /extra - if you
installed that, you might want to disable the gnome-keyring entries.
5. Enjoy and let me know of any issues. Thanks!
5. Users running Slackware{64}-Current are advised to read CURRENT.TXT
6. Users running Slackware{64}-Current are advised to read CURRENT.TXT
6. Enjoy and let us know of any issues. Thanks!