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[Sat, 27 Aug 2005] Panayotis Katsaloulis wrote:
> Still there are programs that depend on jackd (like rosegarden), so
> it's importnad to make this package installable again.
Rosegarden will be transitioned.
Robert.
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Still there are programs that depend on jackd (like rosegarden), so
it's importnad to make this package installable again.
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[Sun, 17 Jul 2005] Malcolm Smith wrote:
> I believe this is because libjack0.100 conflicts with libjack0.80.
> This should not be the case -- why give them different names if they
> could not be installed simultaneously?
libjack0.100.0-0 does not conflict with libjack0.80.0-0.
If you unins
I believe this is because libjack0.100 conflicts with libjack0.80.
This should not be the case -- why give them different names if they
could not be installed simultaneously?
Package: jack
Version: 0.100.0-2
Originally I had jackd installed and during a upgrade it became
nessicary to remove it to allow many packages to be installed. This may
of been a bad move. I figured it was temporary and would of probably
been fixed by now (like there was a package waiting to be
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