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Package: release-notes
Dear Daniel (sorry to bother you again),
dear APT Development Team,
On 14/11/08 03:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> One question I haven't seen addressed in this thread (perhaps I haven't
> looked hard enough) is what impact the use of apt instead of aptitude
> has on systems that are currently using aptitude. Will upgrading with
> apt mean that aptitude will no longer know which packages were expressly
> requested by the user, and which were installed merely because other
> packages needed them? Or has apt-get now progressed to maintain this
> information?
>
> -- hendrik
We need information for the writing of the release-notes
In other words:
If I use apt only for dist-upgrading to lenny and then I turn back to aptitude,
will aptitude always know which packages were automatically installed ?
Thank you.
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Giovanni
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The answer is yes and it requires nothing to be done by the user. So it does not
need to be documented.
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Giovanni
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