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-WireGuard is a VPN that uses state-of-the-art cryptography. It is
-designed as a general purpose VPN for running on embedded interfaces
-and super computers alike, fit for many different circumstances.
-
-WireGuard userspace tools require WireGuard support in the kernel (or
-as a kernel module). Refer to the wireguard-linux-compat script on
-Slackbuilds to build the associated kernel module package.
-
-openresolv is an optional runtime dependency -- you need it if you want
-to use to use wg-quick's DNS option.
-
-The wg-quick script needs at least nft 0.7 installed, if using nft.
-Slackware 14.2 ships with nftables 0.6. As such the build script
-will patch wg-quick to always fall back to iptables.
-
-If you have nftables 0.7 or newer installed (i.e. you are running
--current or a modified 14.2 installation), you may want to leave
-wg-quick unpatched by setting NEW_NFT as follows -:
-
-NEW_NFT=yes ./wireguard-tools.SlackBuild