On 2004-02-02, Marius Amado Alves penned:
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>>You may want to consider starting over, and staying within a single
>>release (stable or testing). Mixing releases can make a mess of your
>>system quickly unless you really know what you're doing.
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> Now you tell me! ;-) Ok, I'll start over. Kee
You may want to consider starting over, and staying within a single
release (stable or testing). Mixing releases can make a mess of your
system quickly unless you really know what you're doing.
Now you tell me! ;-)
Ok, I'll start over.
Keeping the faith :-)
Thanks a lot.
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On Monday 02 February 2004 11:26 am, Marius Amado Alves wrote:
>>I didn't see in this thread if you were running stable, testing, or
>>unstable.
> That's part of the problem. I had to try several versions to try to get
> e.g. kde and gnome (which failed). I whish there was some *really*
> stable n
How do I clean up?
dpkg-reconfigure debconf
Says debconf not installed. Is that grave? I wasn't able to understand
what debconf is yet.
Next I'd like to have OpenOffice. Any advice?
I didn't see in this thread if you were running stable, testing, or
unstable.
That's part of the pro
On Saturday 31 January 2004 05:44 pm, Marius Amado Alves wrote:
> But I suspect my system is in a mess now from trying all sorts of
> source.list entries and apt-get installs that totally or partially
> failed (gnome, kde, cups-client...) Do I suspect right or can I trust
> apt-get to have done the
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