On Fri, 15 May 1998 13:58:02 -0400 (EDT), Scott Ellis wrote:
>Go to the select screen, hit 'o', go to the top of the updated packages
>section (the header), hit '='. There, all the updated packages are on
>hold.
My isn't that obvious. Not.
>That's what placing packages on hold is good for. There are simple ways
>of marking everything on hold if you want to. Don't change the documented
>and standard behavior, I assure you that I'll be very put out if dselect
>suddenly stops upgrading my system when I run it.
That is what a nice, simple command line parameter or configuration would
be good for, we'd both have out default behavior, now wouldn't we?
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