>
> If qemu-system-gui package is already installed you can just look at the l
> in it, - the list gives a good hint. It should, - I hope anyway - be
> enough to read the
> description already. At the very least, almost no one looks at READMEs
> inside packages,
> but some do look at the des
27.12.2023 06:55, Brian Sammon :
I fear that my bug report has sounded like a criticism or an argument. I
apologize for that.
Nope, I haven't interpreted your report as a criticism or argument (and I've
nothing
at all against a criticism either).
Let me try to further describe my dilemma.
I fear that my bug report has sounded like a criticism or an argument. I
apologize for that.
Let me try to further describe my dilemma.
I want to use qemu. I read the description of qemu-system-arm, and I believe
that is a package that I want to use.
The packager of qemu-system-arm appears to
The problem is: The package is recommended by qemu-system-*, but I can't
figure out why, or what it adds.
So I'm faced with either "install a package which I don't know how to use", or
ignore the recommend.
And... if I don't know how to use it, how do I figure out how to use it if
there's no
Package: qemu-system-gui
Severity: normal
Dear Maintainer,
This package could really use a README.Debian or something to explain how to
use it.
Perhaps it's because I'm not using a standard desktop environment like Gnome or
KDE, but I can't figure out what this package does. It doesn't seem t
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