Jan Kechel:
Michal Čihař wrote:
Anyway if you use aptitude instead of apt-get it tracks
all that automatically and you don't have to guess.
Cool, didn't know that. But it doesn't work for
packages that are already installed via apt-get.
You can mark all packages as installed automatically
Lars Wirzenius:
to, 2006-08-03 kello 11:23 +0100, martin f krafft kirjoitti:
It sure works, but you have to let mutt know about it:
subscribe debian-devel@lists.debian.org
That's a *good* thing.
My point was that having to tell mutt manually about every mailing
list is a pain, and
Kevin Mark:
Also, I was checking packages.ubuntu.com - dapper - base
utils-bash-view Debian changelog and it was a dead link.
If you change the 'packages' in the URL to 'changelogs'
it works. I mailed Frank Lichtenheld about this yesterday.
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Hello.
Joe Smith:
In other words recommendations mean: This package does not actually
NEED the listed packages, but it is unlikely you will want to install
this package without the listed package.
Given that auto-pulling in of recommendations is the first thing I turn
off in aptitude after
Hello.
David Nusinow:
On Wed, Jul 20, 2005 at 10:30:14AM +0900, Miles Bader wrote:
[The small amount of stuff that _is_ different seems to mostly be
high-profile end-user GUI apps that aren't going to have much
significance for a server anyway.]
Then why not run Debian?
My wild guess,
Hello.
Paul Hampson:
The email address isn't important, since
that has to be a subset of ASCII anyway.
Are the Unicode-encoded domain names
supported in (modern) browsers only?
I can surf to http://.pl/ (with, e.g., Firefox) - can I send mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED], or should I always use the
Hello.
Sven Luther:
No the real solution to this is to have the archive software accept
multiple copies of a same package, and not remove the older arch:all
packages when there are still arch:any package from the same source
package in the archive.
But the original problem (from
Hello.
Ron Johnson:
If Disk 1 has hot-babe on it, I couldn't give it
to Dick or Jane the 13 year old neighborhood geeks.
If Disk 1 has hot-babe on it, then hot-babe is one of the most popular
(most wanted) packages. I'd rather have Disk 1 more usable for Debian
users than more suited for
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