Well, thanks for clearing it up. So basically, over time
some packages grow and/or outsource their functionality.
I do have a free couple days, and ample hd space.
- Nicholas Robbins
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On Sat, 20 Apr 2002, Nicholas Robbins wrote:
> Ok, what I still don't understand is: I am not adding anything, just
> updating, so why did my already installed packages now need 45 new
> things? It looks like 20 of them are splitings of packages I already
> have, like esound and gimp, so those I
Ok, what I still don't understand is: I am not adding
anything, just updating, so why did my already installed
packages now need 45 new things? It looks like 20 of them
are splitings of packages I already have, like esound and
gimp, so those I understand. But why do I need 25 new
packages? I
On Sat, 20 Apr 2002, Nicholas Robbins wrote:
> The following 31 packages will be installed or updated:
> app-defaults audiofile dlcompat esound freeciv freetype2 fvwm-common
> fvwm2-no-gnome gdbm gdk-pixbuf ghostscript-fonts gimp gnome-libs gtk+ gv
> hyperref libpng libstroke libtiff libxml2 n
Ok, I have another question. I wanted to see what would be
updated if I did an update-all, so I did one while not on
the internet (knowing it would attempt to d/l stuff and so
nothing would actually happen.) This is what I got:
pleonasm,[~],2:59pm:fink update-all
sudo /sw/bin/fink update-all
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