Mats Bengtsson wrote:
>>edit /etc/apt/sources.list
>>put entries for unstable after testing. Then try apt-get install
>>lilypond/unstable.
>>
>
> That's more or less where this thread started. The problem with
> installing a package from unstable is that it relies on a newer
> versions of libc and some other packages, which means that many
> of the packages will have to be updated as well.
>
> To avoid this trouble and to avoid the risk of getting an "unstable"
> system, I proposed in an earlier email to install the lilypond 1.4
> package for stable that Anthony has made available at
> http://people.debian.org/~foka/lilypond/.
>
> /Mats
Sorry. It worked very well for me recently. It also has failed to work
before. It is absolutely not a sure way, and whether it works or not
depends on the state of a lot of other packages, so the situation
changes constantly. I found it to be worth a try, that's all. :-)
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