Updated the README for current multilib situation and steam.

1 files changed, 7 insertions, 20 deletions

diff --git a/steamclient/build/README.Slackware b/steamclient/build/README.Slackware
index f2de6913..30c01f81 100644
--- a/steamclient/build/README.Slackware
+++ b/steamclient/build/README.Slackware
@@ -4,33 +4,20 @@ Slackware package for Valve's Steam Client for Linux.
 The Steam client is primarily targeting Ubuntu, so in order to make it work
 on Slackware, the package ships with a slightly modified steam startup script.
 
-You will also have to install several dependencies:
-  - pulseaudio
-  - speex
-  - json-c
+You will also have to install the following dependencies:
   - OpenAL
   - flashplayer-plugin
-These are all available as SlackBuild scripts on http://slackbuilds.org,
-while OpenAL and flashplayer-plugin packages can be found in my own repository
+These are both available as SlackBuild scripts on http://slackbuilds.org ;
+OpenAL and flashplayer-plugin packages can be found in my own repository
 at http://slackware.com/~alien/slackbuilds/ too.
 
 Note that the Steam client currently is 32-bit only. If you are running a
 64-bit Slackware you must add multilib capability to it first.
 Then, you need to add several more 'compat32' packages. In addition to
-'compat32' versions of the aforementioned dependencies, you also need to
-install 'compat32' packages for:
-  - flac
-  - libogg
-  - libvorbis
-  - oxygen-gtk2
+'compat32' versions of the aforementioned dependencies (OpenAL and
+flashplayer-plugin), it is recommended that you also install a 'compat32'
+package for oxygen-gtk2 .
 
-Note that before building pulseaudio, its README instructs you to create
-a "pulse" user and group:
-  # groupadd -g 216 pulse
-  # useradd -u 216 -g pulse -d /var/lib/pulse -m pulse
-However, there is no need to actually _start_ the pulseaudio server. You can
-prevent this by running:
-  # chmod -x /etc/rc.d/rc.pulseaudio
 The Steam client is dynamically linked against pulseaudio libraries, but my
 modification to the steam startup script will actually force it to use
 Slackware's ALSA for audio output. Pulseaudio will not be used.
@@ -40,4 +27,4 @@ with proprietary drivers. I would like to hear from people who are able to
 start Steam and play a game using open source drivers.
 
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-Eric Hameleers <alien@slackware.com> 16-dec-2012
+Eric Hameleers <alien@slackware.com> 09-nov-2013