On Mon, Mar 26, 2001 at 05:09:15PM +0200, Arthur Korn wrote:
> Branden Robinson schrieb:
> > * the part of a package with X-specific components must have a priority no
> > higher than the packages on which it depends (including any X packages);
> > * an X-dependent alternative version of a packag
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> > regular programs and for development libraries. I also like using
> > dselect for managing those packages which I don't compile myself. This
> > way of doing things is sometimes difficult because of certain package
> > dependencies, both hard and suggest
or managing those packages which I don't compile myself. This
> way of doing things is sometimes difficult because of certain package
> dependencies, both hard and suggested. This is a problem, as I don't
> like having to manually override package installation every time I
>
In foo.debian-policy, Adrian Lopez wrote:
> Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
> > Package: equivs
>
> Hello... I would have never thought of looking for such a package. It
> would really be much better to have a way of doing the same by using
> built in features in the package management system's frontend p
Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
>
> Package: equivs
Hello... I would have never thought of looking for such a package. It
would really be much better to have a way of doing the same by using
built in features in the package management system's frontend program.
It would be more visible this way, and less
quivs_1.999.3.deb
Size: 9358
MD5sum: 6c887b2c0686115052e9ad5bc55a05b1
Description: Circumventing Debian package dependencies
This is a dummy package which can be used to create Debian
packages, which only contain dependency information.
.
This way, you can make the Debian package management
system believe that equ
sometimes difficult because of certain package
dependencies, both hard and suggested. This is a problem, as I don't
like having to manually override package installation every time I
install something new. I really don't want to cease using dselect, but
it can be trouble sometimes.
I wou
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