On 3/14/06, Terry Shannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Quick question for those who don't have time to read the whole saga
> below: aptitude shows all packages selected for deletion (don't know
> how I got it into that state.) How do I unselect all the packages
> for deletion?
press:
^:
or
^=
Ctl-u didn't work so I must have tried it too late. I don't think I
tried to apply '+' at a high level. Perhaps this is how I got in the
pickle to begin with; I have a high level selected and while moving
through the menus I must have accidently selected remove!
I think this is a bad flaw
On (14/03/06 07:09), Terry Shannon wrote:
> Quick question for those who don't have time to read the whole saga
> below: aptitude shows all packages selected for deletion (don't know
> how I got it into that state.) How do I unselect all the packages
> for deletion?
Ctl-u before exiting
Quick question for those who don't have time to read the whole saga
below: aptitude shows all packages selected for deletion (don't know
how I got it into that state.) How do I unselect all the packages
for deletion?
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I did a recent install of debian on my iMac 233. I'v
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