Ryan Murray wrote:
o add a `c102' to the end of the name of your .deb, eg
libdb4.0++.deb - libdb4.0++c102.deb. This is similar in
spirit to the glibc transition adding `g' to the end of
libraries.
That is a bit confusing. Of course you mean:
apply caesar-102 encoding onto the package name.
That is: apply tr[a-z][yza-x] onto the file name.
So the libc6 package would then be called jgza6.
debhelper will be called bczfcjncp, if you need help with that.
You can get a preview of the package names by calling:
dpkg -l | perl -pe 'm/^(..\s*)(.*?)(\s.*)$/;
($a,$b,$c)=($1,$2,$3);$b=~tr[a-z][yza-x]; print $a$b$c;'
Please also note that some packages will thus be replaced.
zsh (the z shell) will replace xqf (x quake frontend).
A less curiose side remark: if you ever wanted to change your c++
library packages name: that is the best moment to do so.
Greetings,
Erich Schubert
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