Jens, Thanks for the ideas. In fact, today, I did a Google search on
``/etc/apt/preferences" and got many of the same results. My
German is not as good as my Scandinavian languages (I did post-
graduate study in Sweden and later married a Norwegian-American
whom I met while she was majoring in S
On October 13, 2001 03:50, Hendrik Sattler wrote:
> Am Samstag, 13. Oktober 2001 03:40 schrieb Kamil Kisiel:
> > I am having a problem writing to my local cddb database from kscd 1.3.2.,
> > using the latest packages from unstable. Every time I access the cddb
> > database, I get an error message s
> "Oliver" == Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Oliver> Hope this is a clue, at least.
Thanks a bunch for the answer, and I'll keep that message in the
special place that I have for special,
hold-your-mouth-in-just-the-right-way solutions to problems :)
Like my other message said,
Dear Brian,
I'm not sure about this, but I think that the problem is that some
files have moved from one package to another one in the transition
from 2.1.2 to 2.2.1. Thus, from your information below, it appears
that /usr/lib/kde2/libkcm_screensaver.la is now in kdebase-libs
whereas it used
> "Brian" == Brian Button <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> Well, I had KDE 2.1.2 installed, and I couldn't leave well
Brian> enough alone :( I just had to get KDE 2.2.1, just for
Brian> fun. I shoulda known better :)
Brian> I thought I read around this list, and a couple oth
Well, I had KDE 2.1.2 installed, and I couldn't leave well enough
alone :( I just had to get KDE 2.2.1, just for fun. I shoulda known
better :)
I thought I read around this list, and a couple others who had
successfully done this, so it couldn't be that hard, right?? So what
happened?
My /etc/ap
I put in a lot of effort yesterday studying the man pages for apt and
apt_preferences as well as the APT HOWTO which is buried deep
in the Debian website.
To no avail. apt turned up its nose at my feeble attempt to write a
preferences file. I usually beat my head against the brick wall until I
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Am Samstag, 13. Oktober 2001 03:40 schrieb Kamil Kisiel:
> I am having a problem writing to my local cddb database from kscd 1.3.2.,
> using the latest packages from unstable. Every time I access the cddb
> database, I get an error message saying that
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