On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, Colin Rowat wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm using DsTool 2.0 for linux on a university system (running redhat, I
> think). As debian is carrying a 2.0.3 DsTool I'm wondering how easy it
> is to download that and use it on the non-debian system here. The .deb
> suffix slightly fr
a deb is an ar archive containing two tar.gz files. Simply do:
ar x filename.deb
then tar zxvf the data.tar.gz.
A better solution however is to use alien. It understands most
packagers.
On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, Colin Rowat wrote:
>
> I'm using DsTool 2.0 for linux on a university system (running redhat, I
> think). As debian is carrying a 2.0.3 DsTool I'm wondering how easy it
> is to download that and use it on the non-debian system here. The .deb
> suffix slightly frightens me f
Hi all,
I'm using DsTool 2.0 for linux on a university system (running redhat, I
think). As debian is carrying a 2.0.3 DsTool I'm wondering how easy it
is to download that and use it on the non-debian system here. The .deb
suffix slightly frightens me from this point of view.
If you could pleas
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