Julian Andres Klode wrote:
> aptitude is not a reliable tool that respects your choices like that
> (its solver will happily suggest solutions violating your wishes; it
I have to object here. It very well respects the user's wishes and
also has a setting where the user can configure it should propose
solutions violating holds and forbids.
> also generally is too happy to remove packages),
Hi Julian,
Julian Andres Klode wrote:
> aptitude is not a reliable tool that respects your choices like that
> (its solver will happily suggest solutions violating your wishes; it
I have to object here. It very well respects the user's wishes and
also has a setting where the user can configure it should propose
solutions violating holds and forbids.
> also generally is too happy to remove packages),
Again, this solely depends on your settings.
Regards, Axel /people. debian. org/~abe/
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