Joe Hart wrote:
I warn you again though, this is not a good idea. You'd be better off
downloading the tarball from the developers' web site and compiling it
that you would by trying to use apt to pull in a package from sarge.
The packages there are old, and have very different dependencies.
FWIW, it's not just a bad idea - it most likely won't work at all. It
looks like Amaya depends on C++ libraries (incompatible between sarge
and etch), so I predict that on issuing 'apt install amaya' all that
will happen is apt will say "yep, I can install amaya - just let me
remove half your system first!" Fortunately you will be given to
opportunity to say "no" ;-)
You might want to give the unstable version a try. The bug reports I've
read (#414380 and #357439) suggest that not everyone is affected by the
issue Andrew refers to.
Dave.
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