Tagfiles in Slackware

You might have heard of tagfiles in Slackware? They are actually used to quickly install Slackware without having to pick each package you want to install. The tagfiles are text files which contain information about which packages you want to install, and those files can be used again under your next Slackware installation, which will save you a big amount of time - whether the next time will be a reinstallation or you want to install Slackware on several other computers. Here we will go through the steps on how to make tagfiles, using the powerful command line.

How to play movies with subtitles in mplayer

There are a lot of questions out there about how to play movies in mplayer with subtitles. When searching with google I get links to forums, mailinglists and so on, but noone seems to have a solution that works, but a lot of stupid attempts like having the movie in the same directory as the movie, or add the subtitle file to the playlist. It seems like nobody has a clue what they are talking about, but rather guess a lot and really don't know what they are talking about. No offense, but I guess this is one of the consequences with we get with the popularity of Ubuntu.

Testing a story

Just testing the story function

Chelskov.org up and running agian

Hei! I've decided to switch the CMS system from WordPress to Drupal. Hopefully this will make life better for everyone of us.

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