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Paul Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually, you can. And aptitude will treat packages the same way as
> apt-get if you adjust the settings.
Can you give an example of how?
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Shot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> True. But I remember aptitude had this all-or-nothing feeling to it; if
> you don't use aptitude from the beginning, this functionality is rather
> limited, and you're commiting yourself to installing via aptitude in the
> future - you can't quickly `apt-get inst
On Sat, Mar 27, 2004 at 05:44:11PM +0100, Shot wrote:
> Brian Brazil:
> > Try aptitude. It keep track of packages
> > that are manually/automatically installed.
>
> True. But I remember aptitude had this all-or-nothing feeling to it; if
> you don't use aptitude from the beginning, this functionali
Hello.
Brian Brazil:
> Try aptitude. It keep track of packages
> that are manually/automatically installed.
True. But I remember aptitude had this all-or-nothing feeling to it; if
you don't use aptitude from the beginning, this functionality is rather
limited, and you're commiting yourself to in
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