Gianmarco Leone wrote:
> Hi all,
> I had a little idea that could be trivial to implement, and I don't see
> any drawback in implementing it. When you interrupt a package manager
> (apt-get or synaptic) you have to manually run "dpkg --configure -a" to
> make thing clean again (you complete the ins
I was just talking a friend through a Live CD install of feisty on an
older machine. It has 256M of RAM and no swap partition. This
configuration runs the desktop CD very poorly. I have a similarly
configured machine here, and the booting to the desktop takes 30
minutes. I configured the same machi
Hi all,
I had a little idea that could be trivial to implement, and I don't see
any drawback in implementing it. When you interrupt a package manager
(apt-get or synaptic) you have to manually run "dpkg --configure -a" to
make thing clean again (you complete the installation/upgrade process of
the
