Once upon a time, I heard Jesse Goerz say > I'm starting to check the apt documentation for ways to put packages on hold > (I never got around to doing that before and now I'm paying the price for my > laziness:-( I disregarded Ivan's warning because (to be frank) he has lied > about past upgrades;-). Everytime I've upgraded before there have been > *huge* improvements with none of the warned about bugs;-). Thanks for all > the hard work Ivan. I've already converted 3 (going on 4) RedHat users > thanks to the work you've done with KDE in potato. If you are on potato, you should use dselect or dpkg to put a package on hold. for dpkg use #dpkg --set-selections yourpackage hold ^D Chanop -- ,----------------------------------------------------------------. | May Debian be with you ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ chanop@debian.org| `----------------------------------------------------------------'
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