Git hosting and continuous integration for the Slackware Linux community. Built on Slackware. Run by the Slackware team.
What the forge provides
Git hosting
Host your SlackBuild scripts, patches, and related tools in
public or private repositories. Import existing repositories
from GitHub in one step. Issues and pull requests give
collaborators a structured review workflow.
User Guide.
Slackware CI
Validate your SlackBuilds automatically on every push.
Workflows execute inside genuine Slackware containers for
both 15.0 stable and -current,
in 32-bit and 64-bit. Results appear directly on commits
and pull requests.
Github Migration Guide.
Container registry
Pull official Slackware base images from registry.slackware.nl without authentication. Images are rebuilt automatically whenever the upstream Slackware ChangeLog changes.
docker pull registry.slackware.nl/slackware/slackware:current
About Slackware Linux
Slackware Linux, created by Patrick Volkerding in 1993, is the oldest actively maintained Linux distribution. Its guiding principles have remained consistent across three decades: simplicity, stability, and adherence to Unix conventions. Slackware does not attempt to hide the system from its user. Understanding what is running and why is considered a feature, not a burden.
Packages are distributed as plain compressed tarballs with
makepkg and installpkg. There is no
automatic dependency resolution - the expectation is that the
administrator understands what they are installing. This conservatism
has earned Slackware a reputation for producing administrators who
genuinely understand their systems rather than merely operating them.
Requesting an account
This forge does not offer self-registration. Accounts are created by the administrators for Slackware community members with something to contribute. If you maintain SlackBuild scripts, packages, or Slackware-related tools and would like to host them here, get in touch:
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IRC —
#slackdocson Libera.Chat or#slackwareon OFTC -
E-mail —
forge (at) slackware (dot) nl