Martin J. Hillyer wrote:
That turned out to be a great hint! I used dselect to install
nautilus, it installed, upgraded nautilus-media and all the other
packages that were pending and left me with a package system that has
no broken installs (dpkg -C now comes up with nothing). Both debconf
After a small fling with Gnome, and trying to remove it, I'm having
trouble getting my system updated. I've been flailing around a fair
bit, so a reinstall may be my only option at this point. But perhaps
someone here could show me a way to avoid that. I was running
unstable, and got this
On Tue, Mar 30, 2004 at 01:02:32PM -0800, Martin J. Hillyer wrote:
After a small fling with Gnome, and trying to remove it, I'm having
trouble getting my system updated. I've been flailing around a fair
bit, so a reinstall may be my only option at this point. But perhaps
someone here could
Martin J. Hillyer wrote:
After a small fling with Gnome, and trying to remove it, I'm having
trouble getting my system updated. I've been flailing around a fair
bit, so a reinstall may be my only option at this point. But perhaps
someone here could show me a way to avoid that. I was running
You could try re-installing gnome then remove gnome-session and
gnome-control-center, that should pretty much put a stake through it's
bloated little green heart, even if it doesn't remove all of the body
parts.
As far as your comment about downgrading to testing...can you do that?
I mean, I
On Wed, Mar 31, 2004 at 02:12:36PM +0800, Katipo wrote:
Martin J. Hillyer wrote:
After a small fling with Gnome, and trying to remove it, I'm having
trouble getting my system updated. I've been flailing around a fair
bit, so a reinstall may be my only option at this point. But perhaps
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