Paul E Condon:
I can't find a way to simply list the link groups, or a way to learn
what packages actually use/set which each link group.
On 14.04.09 10:03, Jochen Schulz wrote:
ls /etc/alternatives shows all the link groups on your system. It
doesn't say which package uses which link
Paul E Condon:
I can't find a way to simply list the link groups, or a way to learn
what packages actually use/set which each link group.
ls /etc/alternatives shows all the link groups on your system. It
doesn't say which package uses which link group, though.
For each file in
I understand the purpose of update-alternatives, but read further
where I display my ignorance. The only way I can use it is:
update-alternatives --all
This results in cycling thru a long list of questions about various
selections which I have no interest in changing, hoping that I will
spot,
Hi,
I was messing around with update-alternatives since I had a bunch of
dangling symbolic links in my man pages for some reason. I think the
dangling links may be related to the fact that I removed emacs and
installed xemacs.
Basically I did the following really stupid thing:
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