Wrong size actuators and/or slack adjusters.-Failure of part of a dual air system.-If remote mounted brake valve, check linkage. 2.) Brakes Apply Too Slowly-Brakes need adjusting or lubricating.-Low air pressure in the brake system (below 60 psi).-Insufficient brake valve delivery pressure.-Excessive leakage with brakes applied. Installed slack from slack-desktop AUR, but it won't run with firejail and apparmor.I traced the issue to secomp as commenting it out solves the issue. I then researched and came across an article on firejail wordpress blog that had a sample of keeping a few secomps, but it did not solve the issue. Over the past 3-4 weeks, I've noticed my mouse scroll wheel stops working in a few applications at different times. When it is not working in one application, it continues working properly in all others. I notice it most often in Slack and Chromium. With Slack, I have to restart the program to get the mouse wheel to respond again. Slack Desktop (Beta) for Linux. I figured out the problem with the browser issue, Slack tries to xdg-open but the xdg-mime query (L827 of /usr/bin/xdg-open on my system) returns. I have this annoying problem. Slack-desktop app AUR dies whenever someone sends me a message. And I'm not sure how to fix this. This probably has little (or nothing) to do with Arch. I have send them a message about this, not sure if they'd fix it soon. Posting the issue here as well, hope someone would suggest a workaround.
It's against our forum policy to provide support for other distros so we can't help you with the specifics of creating a Slackware package. However, here's an explanation of the PKGBUILD as a starting point:
The PKGBUILD is just a collection of Bash variables and functions. The packages listed in the 'depends' array (if any) are runtime dependencies (and assumed to be buildtime dependencies as well). You will need to determine which packages correspond to those on Slackware. The 'makedepends' array is the same but for packages only required at buildtime. You'll need those to build the package.
An important point is that makepkg assumes that you have Arch Linux's 'base-devel' group installed, so those packages will not be listed in the 'makedepends' array. You can find the current list of packages in base-devel here.
Once the dependencies are met, makepkg will run the following function in the PKGBUILD in order, skipping any that are missing:
Slack Asurion
Those are Bash functions that contain the exact commands that need to be run to build and install the package.
Slack Auto Reply
For more details, see
Slack Auto Parts Machine Shop
and related pages.
Everything beyond that should be Slackware specific so the rest is up to you. The PKGBUILD is simple so building it yourself should be easy and will be a better long-term solution than a one-time upload from someone here (if it even works at all... Arch is probably using different library versions than Slackware).
Slack Arm
I'm leaving this thread here as a reference to others but I'm closing it as there is nothing left to discuss here. Good luck.