the whole lot of them, to your local computer, and then you just live off of your local computer. I mean, that's certainly my impression of how people use it. It's certainly how I use it. But I would bet that most people use it that way. Just so that you understand how it all works, though, we're going to use the website first, and then we'll branch out and do more complex models with just the recipes. So I'm going to go to SlackBuilds.org, and front and center, there's a SlackBuild search. So I'll search for something. How about fdk-aac? Fdk-aac, there's only one result. By default, you're searching the 15.0 repository. So there's one result. It comes up with a little README file. It says fdk-aac is a command-line encoder front-end for libfdk-aac, also available from SBO, to convert a sound file to AAC. This is one of the commands that I use to convert audio for this podcast. This script is maintained by Klaatu. That's me. That's the same Klaatu. I maintain about 63 scripts on (9/54)
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