Public bug reported:
Ubuntu-bug will not let you report a bug if you have upgraded a package
using external sources.
Package zoom was so old the server rejected it. Downloaded the new
.deb file from upstream source. Now I can't report a bug on zoom that
the package is so far out of date.
Public bug reported:
Two duplicate entries in apt sources, that exist due to no fault of my
own, generated 49 entirely unnecessary warnings every single time I ran
apt-update or added a ppa today.
apt-get update
W: Target Packages (main/binary-amd64/Packages) is configured multiple times in
I would also point out not only is the recursive interpretation of
--install-suggests incorrect, it is internally inconsistent.
apt-get --dry-run remove --purge -o APT::AutoRemove::Suggests-
Important=0 --auto-remove geda geda-utils geda-examples kicad kicad-doc-
en librecad oregano qelectrotech
The claim that it does what it says it does is false.
What it, in fact does, is consider suggested packages of OTHER packages
as a dependency for installing. This recursive behavior is not
advertised and not acceptable. For that behavior, one should have to
use an option such as
Public bug reported:
In a blatent violation of the principal of least surprise, --install-
suggests installs packages that are in the suggested packages for
packages that are not listed on the command line. It installs suggested
packages for other packages deep in the dependency hierarchy.
Do
Problem reproduced on separate (virtual) machine, unmodified ubuntu live image.
- Host system AMD Phenom II X6 1090T with 16GB RAM Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS
- virtualbox 14.3.36-dfsg-...
- SATA 0: 8GB VMDK drive (new)
- SATA 1: CD/ROM: ubuntu-18.04-desktop-amd64.iso
- Base
Public bug reported:
I was using a thumbdrive freshly created with unetbootin with Ubuntu
16.04 LTS and a 2GB persistent partition on a VAIO VPCEB42FM laptop to
copy failed hard drive to replacement hard drive. During this critical
recovery operation, system was unresponsive and I discovered
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