Re: Need to install a package that conflicts with another
- From: Peter Bart <peterbart@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2006 13:16:27 GMT
On Tue, 2006-11-28 at 00:27 -0800, mailforpr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Peter Bart wrote:
You don't mention why you must install everything manually. Ubuntu has
Synaptic, a built in package manager accessible via the gui menu. Get
the gui running might be a good idea.
I am aware of Synaptic. Still, it's no use if I don't have an internet
connection available in Kubuntu (I am writing from another computer
right now). That's why I do everything manually.
Okay, so then my assumption is you're downloading packages to some
media and then transferring it to your computer. You can uncheck the
internet repositories in Synaptic and add cd's as source. Again though,
you don't give a lot of information to go on.
--
I wonder what those package managers do when there's a problem with
conflicting packages. I thought I could be able to manually 'reproduce'
what the managers would normally do.
Now I will check out your links. Thank you for your help.
Peter Bart <peterbart@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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