Thanks for asking. The behavior and the reasons were correctly described
by Nick.. I've cleared the prob now so I can't send output. But will do
the next time it happens.
Best,
Rigo
Am Friday 24 June 2005 18:31 verlautbarte David MartÃnez Moreno :
> > quit funny: "Packages being removed becau
Am Friday 24 June 2005 16:14 verlautbarte Nick Leverton :
> Aptitude knows which packages were installed manually and which were
> just added because of dependencies. If this is the first time you've
> used aptitude, it might be as simple as doing "aptitude install kde"
> to tell it that the kde m
ude to upgrade and it removes ALL KDE and installs all
> Gnome. What is the magic dependency program that I have to remove to
> stop this implicit gnome imperialism? I mean Gnome/KDE should run
> together and not fight each other. Is this too difficult to express in
> the deb package-format
nd installs all
> Gnome. What is the magic dependency program that I have to remove to
> stop this implicit gnome imperialism? I mean Gnome/KDE should run
> together and not fight each other. Is this too difficult to express in
> the deb package-format? The message in aptitude is qui
program that I have to remove to
stop this implicit gnome imperialism? I mean Gnome/KDE should run
together and not fight each other. Is this too difficult to express in
the deb package-format? The message in aptitude is quit funny:
"Packages being removed because they are no longer used"
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