Re: Apt and dselect dis-agree what should be done

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (M. Tavasti) wrote: >[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Colin Watson) writes: > >> >automatically marking some packages for install. It's ok for me, but >> >when it's getting some conflicts, then I'm puzzled, what should I do? >> Mark them as unselected and override the dependencies with 'Q'? >

Re: Apt and dselect dis-agree what should be done

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Colin Watson) writes: > >automatically marking some packages for install. It's ok for me, but > >when it's getting some conflicts, then I'm puzzled, what should I do? > Mark them as unselected and override the dependencies with 'Q'? And next time in dselect, same thing again?

Re: Apt and dselect dis-agree what should be done

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (M. Tavasti) wrote: >Why quite often with newly upgraded system, dselect still would >install some packages, and maybe get some problems? apt-get ignores Suggests: lines in package dependencies; dselect will offer them for the user's attention ... also, I *think* apt ignores Reco

Apt and dselect dis-agree what should be done

Why quite often with newly upgraded system, dselect still would install some packages, and maybe get some problems? I mean situation, where I run apt-get upgrade, then enter to dselect (to look after some suitable packages for task XXX), dselect is automatically marking some packages for install.