F Zimmermann [debian-user] 29/08/01 18:10 +0100:
On Wed, 29 Aug 2001, Gary Jones wrote:
Okay, I'm now nearly ready to make the switch - a full, functional
backup has been taken.
What I haven't seen anywhere is what happens if one has packages
which are later than what apt-get knows
F Zimmermann wrote:
On Wed, 29 Aug 2001, Gary Jones wrote:
what happens if one has packages
which are later than what apt-get knows about. For example, I
installed X from 2.1r4 but found it didn't support my video card, so
installed a new copy of X from a tarball.
Did you make your own .deb
Okay, I'm now nearly ready to make the switch - a full, functional
backup has been taken.
What I haven't seen anywhere is what happens if one has packages
which are later than what apt-get knows about. For example, I
installed X from 2.1r4 but found it didn't support my video card, so
On Wed, 29 Aug 2001, Gary Jones wrote:
Okay, I'm now nearly ready to make the switch - a full, functional
backup has been taken.
What I haven't seen anywhere is what happens if one has packages
which are later than what apt-get knows about. For example, I
installed X from 2.1r4 but found
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