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Add slackware installation instructions
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@ -222,6 +222,38 @@ There are prebuilt RPMs available at https://software.opensuse.org/download.html
To use the QtWebEngine backend, install `libqt5-qtwebengine`.
On Slackware
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qutebrowser is available in the 3rd party repository at http://slackbuilds.org[slackbuilds.org]
An easy way to install it is with sbopkg (frontend for slackbuilds.org) available at http://sbopkg.org[sbopkg.org]
sbopkg can be run with a dialog screen interface, or via command line options.
After installing the latest sbopkg package, choose your release version, and sync the repo.
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sbopkg -V 14.2
sbopkg -r
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The pyPEG2 and MarkupSafe dependencies both need building for python3. You can either set PYTHON3=yes in the shell or set those as options in the dialog menu for each.
Generate a queue file for qutebrowser and dependencies:
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sqg -p qutebrowser
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Then load the queue in the dialog queue menu or via:
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PYTHON3=yes sbopkg -i qutebrowser
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If you use the dialog screen you can deselect any already-installed packages that you don't need/want to rebuild before starting the build process.
On OpenBSD
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