Re: Self referencing

1999-01-29 Thread Jiri Baum
Hello, > Everything for both Debian and Red Hat seems self referencing. How do I > start using debian packages?... If you just want to get a single debian package onto a non-debian system, you can probably use ar. If you do # ar x whatever.deb you'll get three files: a format v

Re: Self referencing

1999-01-28 Thread Martin Bialasinski
>> "OK" == Ove Kaaven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: OK> I haven't completed the migration (what's holding me back is Slackware's OK> pine version which is newer than Debian's), There is a pine 4 Version in projects/experimental on the mirrors. OK> else is replaced by Debian equivalents. "devs" ma

Re: Self referencing

1999-01-26 Thread Ove Kaaven
On 25 Jan 1999, Henning Makholm wrote: > Missy Batt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Everything for both Debian and Red Hat seems self referencing. How do I > > start using debian packages?... install the package dpkg. How do I > > install that? > > Well

Re: Self referencing

1999-01-25 Thread Henning Makholm
Missy Batt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Everything for both Debian and Red Hat seems self referencing. How do I > start using debian packages?... install the package dpkg. How do I > install that? Well, simply put, you don't convert your system from one distribution

Self referencing

1999-01-25 Thread Missy Batt
I had a similar problem with RedHat. All I want to do is upgrade my glibc to a stable version. My machine will not run netscape at all nor applix reliably. Everything for both Debian and Red Hat seems self referencing. How do I start using debian packages?... install the package dpkg. How do