* WA => Wichert Akkerman
WA> If any random user does this things get messy which is the last
WA> thing that should happen.
I think the right thing would be any random developer who feel
inclined to do a patched deb ASAP, should to it, put it in some
available place on the net, and drop a note
The purpose of this message is to inspire discussion with respect to
Debian's package dependency issues. I apologise if this is not the
proper venue for this, but I felt that the dpkg and deity development
lists would be even less appropriate. I also apologise if this has been
discussed before. I'm
On Wed, Mar 31, 1999 at 06:36:44PM -0400, Adrian Lopez wrote:
> I would like to freely customise my system without causing package
> dependency problems. The best solution I can think of is to be able to
> "dummy install" any package that is not considered to be "critical".
Package: equivs
Priorit
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
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
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