On Tue, Aug 28, 2012 at 4:48 PM, alex lupu <[email protected]> wrote:
> Quick note for people wondering why I said "uncharacteristic". > The Swedish Finns are famous for their gentle, quiet, peaceful manners (not > unlike the Amish here) so hearing some obscenity-laced rants by one of > them is highly unusual and portentous of things turning really bad. > I'm not sure where you're being serious or not, but angry rants--with or without obscenities--are pretty normal for Mr. Torvalds. The Swedes are not a single hive-mind, after all. I wouldn't read too much into it. Back on topic: My experience is that libdrm and associated packages tend to be fairly tightly linked to each other, and it it is not unusual for one version of a package to be dependent on a specific version of another package. Even when it looks like you are doing an innocuous upgrade to a point release, you upgrade the packages independently of each other entirely at your own peril. Beyond that, the other replies have offered better advice than I could have given for dealing with this particular issue. Good luck! William Tracy [email protected] (408) 685-4819
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