I note that it seems that aptitude is recommended over apt for Sarge. I
was wondering if it's as str forward as just using aptitude from now on?
eg I do not have to rebuild anything the first time i use aptitude (ie
it uses the same dpkg info as apt - but in that case why is aptitude
recommended
michael wrote:
I note that it seems that aptitude is recommended over apt for Sarge. I
was wondering if it's as str forward as just using aptitude from now on?
Pretty much.
eg I do not have to rebuild anything the first time i use aptitude (ie
it uses the same dpkg info as apt
Steve Lamb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| michael wrote:
| I note that it seems that aptitude is recommended over apt for Sarge. I
| was wondering if it's as str forward as just using aptitude from now on?
|
| Pretty much.
|
| eg I do not have to rebuild anything the first time i use aptitude
On Wed, Jun 08, 2005 at 12:21:26PM +0100, michael wrote:
I note that it seems that aptitude is recommended over apt for Sarge. I
was wondering if it's as str forward as just using aptitude from now on?
eg I do not have to rebuild anything the first time i use aptitude (ie
it uses the same dpkg
En/La michael ha escrit, a 08/06/05 13:21:
I note that it seems that aptitude is recommended over apt for Sarge. I
was wondering if it's as str forward as just using aptitude from now on?
Yup.
eg I do not have to rebuild anything the first time i use aptitude (ie
it uses the same dpkg info as
michael wrote:
I note that it seems that aptitude is recommended over apt for Sarge. I
was wondering if it's as str forward as just using aptitude from now on?
eg I do not have to rebuild anything the first time i use aptitude (ie
it uses the same dpkg info as apt - but in that case why is
On Wed, 8 Jun 2005, michael wrote:
I note that it seems that aptitude is recommended over apt for Sarge. I
was wondering if it's as str forward as just using aptitude from now on?
eg I do not have to rebuild anything the first time i use aptitude (ie
it uses the same dpkg info as apt - but in
Robert Wolfe wrote:
On Wed, 8 Jun 2005, michael wrote:
I note that it seems that aptitude is recommended over apt for Sarge. I
was wondering if it's as str forward as just using aptitude from now on?
eg I do not have to rebuild anything the first time i use aptitude (ie
it uses the same dpkg
On Wed, 08 Jun 2005 13:28:07 +0200, Frank Gevaerts writes:
I note that it seems that aptitude is recommended over apt for Sarge. I
was wondering if it's as str forward as just using aptitude from now on?
eg I do not have to rebuild anything the first time i use aptitude (ie
it uses the same
Robert Vangel wrote:
Robert Wolfe wrote:
On Wed, 8 Jun 2005, michael wrote:
I note that it seems that aptitude is recommended over apt for Sarge. I
was wondering if it's as str forward as just using aptitude from now on?
eg I do not have to rebuild anything the first time i use aptitude (ie
On Wednesday 08 June 2005 17.46, Robert Vangel wrote:
Everyone always goes on about using aptitude rather than apt, I've
*never* had any problems what so ever with apt, and I can't see any
reason to start using aptitude (plus whenever I have used it seems less
responsive / slower (in terms of
Just happened to see that on http://www.debian.org/News/2005/20050606 it
says:
Upgrades to Debian GNU/Linux 3.1 from the previous release Debian
GNU/Linux 3.0 codenamed ``woody'' are automatically handled by the
aptitude package management tool, and to a certain degree also by the
apt-get
On Wed, Jun 08, 2005 at 09:58:18PM +0200, Olle Eriksson wrote:
What I like about aptitude is that it has a text gui, in addition to the
command line switches. Great for when you need to search through many
different packages, read their description, follow dependencies and
recommendations
On Wed, 8 Jun 2005, Robert Waldner wrote:
I've upgraded 5 or 6 machines to Sarge since Monday, using aptitude.
Whilst for the most part it worked fine, it held back a great many
packages, though I wasn't able to figure out the reason. So I ran an
`apt-get upgrade` afterwards, which also pulled
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