[20030629] Kenneth Jacker ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Is it possible to have my home system find out what's needed, create a
> file with that info, transfer it to my office machine, get the needed
> files, put them on a CD, read the CD at home, and update/upgrade?
$ apt-get install apt-zip
$ man
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* Kenneth Jacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 2003-06-30 09:37 -0400:
> 'apt-get upgrade' is fine if you've got a fast Internet connection.
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> However, what do folks d
En/na Kenneth Jacker ha escrit:
> Is it possible to have my home system find out what's needed, create a
> file with that info, transfer it to my office machine, get the needed
> files, put them on a CD, read the CD at home, and update/upgrade?
There was an articl covering exactly that problem in
On Sun, Jun 29, 2003 at 07:48:11PM -0400, Kenneth Jacker wrote:
> 'apt-get upgrade' is fine if you've got a fast Internet connection.
>
> However, what do folks do when they still have *slow* Internet
> connections (waiting for DSL, my home system still only works at
> ~25kbps, maybe ~30kbps)?
>
'apt-get upgrade' is fine if you've got a fast Internet connection.
However, what do folks do when they still have *slow* Internet
connections (waiting for DSL, my home system still only works at
~25kbps, maybe ~30kbps)?
Is it possible to have my home system find out what's needed, create a
file
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