"francisco m . neto" wrote:
> I one does so, and installs the package using dpkg, won't the
> apt-get database get dependency problems when one tries to install
> some other package that depends on the first package?
The apt-get database and the dpkg database are one and the same.
Actually
francisco m . neto wrote:
> I one does so, and installs the package using dpkg, won't the
> apt-get database get dependency problems when one tries to install
> some other package that depends on the first package?
Well, no. Apt wouldn't have caught on very well or even been accepted
into de
I have a doubt about this:
> Do you absolutely have to use apt-get to isntall it? You could just use
>
> dpkg -i packagename.deb
>
> while you're in the the directory the package is in.
I one does so, and installs the package using dpkg, won't the
apt-get database get depend
Am Samstag, 24. März 2001 01:27 schrieb Phil Reardon,,,:
> What line would I add to sources.list so I apt-get it from my home
> directory?
Try dpkg --install package.deb
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From: "Phil Reardon,,," <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2001 11:27 AM
Subject: SourceForge binaries
> Hi. I want to apt-get a .deb file I downloaded from SourceForge
> (gpltrans) It is not available from the debian archive or any mir
Hi. I want to apt-get a .deb file I downloaded from SourceForge
(gpltrans) It is not available from the debian archive or any mirrors.
What line would I add to sources.list so I apt-get it from my home
directory?
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