It has a base installation, slackbuilds (like the AUR, with helpers that resolve dependencies) and you can install flatpak.
I don’t ever hunt for dependencies.
But yeah, if you’re happy with Fedora, there’s absolutely no reason to switch.
Well I do at least want to try it out, the creator is a SubGenius (thus the name "Slack"ware) as am I, so that’s reason number one, and SW is less likely to have a canonical moment (like ubuntu ykwim) than Fedora.
That is good to know that you don’t have to hunt for the dependencies though because that’s definitely one of the biggest things holding me back from trying it yet!
It has a base installation, slackbuilds (like the AUR, with helpers that resolve dependencies) and you can install flatpak.
I don’t ever hunt for dependencies.
But yeah, if you’re happy with Fedora, there’s absolutely no reason to switch.
Well I do at least want to try it out, the creator is a SubGenius (thus the name "Slack"ware) as am I, so that’s reason number one, and SW is less likely to have a canonical moment (like ubuntu ykwim) than Fedora.
That is good to know that you don’t have to hunt for the dependencies though because that’s definitely one of the biggest things holding me back from trying it yet!