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[ILUG] ogg-vorbis...

[ILUG] ogg-vorbis...

Colm Buckley colm at tuatha.org
Thu Mar 15 18:30:18 GMT 2001


Oh, one more thing:

Ray Kelly writes:

> the big potential gotcha (read Royal PITA) being that RPM for
> automatic upgrades, has this really fscking annoying tendency to
> move the existing package.conf to package.conf.rpmsave/orig without
> promptiing.

I hope my last post explains sufficiently how Debian copes with this -
I should also mention that dselect lists which packages have been
upgraded, and you have the option to hold them if you've made
customisations or if you're just frit.  It sorts the dependencies out
automatically - packages may depend, not just on a particular other
package, but on a particular *version* of that package.  Sometimes you
have to force it to Do What I Say, but that's always possible.

         Colm

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