Thanks for the feedback...
> (http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch2.html#s2.2). However, it
> only does this up until the first time you exit dselect's "Select"
> screen and accept the choices there. All you should need to do is run
> dselect, turn off all the things it selected for you ('D' might do this?
> Not sure, I used dselect from the start and never ran into this problem
> myself), and then quit. From then on dselect should be in a sane state.
Hard to do. It only gives me the list, and it's a good 100 items, when I
select something then click on install. It says adding...
I'll see what I can do again...
> [Do you mind if I send this on to debian-user? I'm not exactly
Of course, I'll do the same. Dselect is a popular pastime on the list :)
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