within the terminal. But it does give you a different view of your, of sort of the packages, and it lets you go through and activate certain ones that you want, and so on. So that's a really nice one to check out as well. sboui is available from Slack builds itself. So you, as is sbopkg, I think. I should probably verify that now that I've set it. So I'm going to do a find on, well actually I'm not going to do a find. I'm going to do a user sbin sport search, or just s for short, for sbopkg. And it doesn't look like that is available, interestingly. sboui is, but not sbopkg. I'm very surprised to hear that. Maybe they just want to, again, kind of distance themselves. Anyway, if you go to sbopkg.org, go to the downloads tab on the far right of that page, there's a 0.38.2. You can just download the package or the source, and then install it as a Slack build, essentially. So those are two great options. The other option, I'm not going to call it great, is Slackport, or sport as I call it. (34/54)
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