Jul 31, 2020, 15:28 by semihozlemlinuxu...@gmail.com:
> ... > Also I did not put any license agreement on this, and did not think about it > commercially. I am assuming that this wont be used for commercial purposes, > but educational purposes, or for the purpose of making open source more > available. I do not consider it a major improvement over aptitude or the > whole debian and linux project. But should you consider using it for > commercial purposes, or outside open-source goals and aims, I would like to > know, and ask to discuss such use. > > Semih Ozlem > Thanks for the detailed response, I'll look into it. My need for this is just a personal one-time use. I have a package that started to behave a bit strange so I want to reinstall it with all its dependencies just to be sure that nothing got corrupted over time. I was hoping there would be a simple, easy way to do it but if not my plan was to purge the package and its dependences with aptitude's --purge-unused option and then just install it again as if it was new. I think this may be a simpler option for me. Regards,
