On Tuesday 05 July 2005 10:09, Matthias Kaeppler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
(<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> Looks like those two programs don't really know what each other is
> doing.
apt-get and Synaptic (and probably dselect, which I haven't used) don't know
about aptitude's "automatically/manually installed" package status.
> Does that mean I'm stuck to one apt frontend in Debian, once I
> have started using it?
(1) You can disable aptitude's desire to remove "unused" packages.
(2) You can mark, with aptitude, the packages you "manually" installed
with Synaptic (or apt-get) as being "manually" installed.
You're not stuck but switching to and from aptitude is more work than
switching between apt-get and Synaptic. (I took option (2) and now use
only aptitude.)
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