1. Please take this discussion to the forums, or file a bug against dpkg
2. If you're not prepared to face packaging bugs, please don't use
Hardy.
3. What you see is the packaging system *working*. The purpose of the
errors is to make sure no such issues exist in a *released* version of
the system (while retaining system sanity). See point 2 above.
End Of Thread
/Mikael
tis 2008-03-04 klockan 21:08 +0000 skrev Noel J. Bergman:
> > find a method to see if is the same file with the same content
>
> That would be one thing, which could result in a warning, rather tha a
> fatal error. Another option would be to reduce the far too many
> dependencies on these OpenOffice packages. I don't use OpenOffice, and
> was really surprised when I decided to remove the offending packages
> just how deep the dependencies have gotten. And, lastly, it shouldn't
> be the case that an error with some largely insignificant package
> prevents users from installing other, certainly more critical, and
> totally unrelated packages, unless the users happen to have deeper
> skills than the average user.
>
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Sorin, Noel.
1. Please take this discussion to the forums, or file a bug against dpkg
2. If you're not prepared to face packaging bugs, please don't use
Hardy.
3. What you see is the packaging system *working*. The purpose of the
errors is to make sure no such issues exist in a *released* version of
the system (while retaining system sanity). See point 2 above.
End Of Thread
/Mikael
tis 2008-03-04 klockan 21:08 +0000 skrev Noel J. Bergman:
> > find a method to see if is the same file with the same content
>
> That would be one thing, which could result in a warning, rather tha a
> fatal error. Another option would be to reduce the far too many
> dependencies on these OpenOffice packages. I don't use OpenOffice, and
> was really surprised when I decided to remove the offending packages
> just how deep the dependencies have gotten. And, lastly, it shouldn't
> be the case that an error with some largely insignificant package
> prevents users from installing other, certainly more critical, and
> totally unrelated packages, unless the users happen to have deeper
> skills than the average user.
>
--
<email address hidden>
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose