> This is offtopic, but how would I go about creating and
> installing a dummy package, such that I could compile it
> from source, and yet have dpkg know that it's there for
> dependencies, etc?
take a look at the task-kde package...it's a dummy package that
has depends/suggests/recommends.
Ivan
On Mar 06 2001, John Patton wrote:
> This is offtopic, but how would I go about creating and
> installing a dummy package, such that I could compile it
> from source, and yet have dpkg know that it's there for
> dependencies, etc?
Well, one alternative is to just make a package claiming th
This is offtopic, but how would I go about creating and
installing a dummy package, such that I could compile it
from source, and yet have dpkg know that it's there for
dependencies, etc?
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