On Tue, Apr 03, 2001 at 03:11:27PM -0600, Ivan E. Moore II wrote: > > Tigger:~# apt-get install task-kde kdebase > > Sorry, but the following packages have unmet dependencies: > > kdebase: Depends: kdebase-libs (>= 4:2.1.1-0) but it is not going to > > be installed > > Depends: kdelibs3 (>= 4:2.1.1-0) but it is not going to be > > installed > > these are the 2 you have to deal with so try: > apt-get install kdelibs3 kdebase-libs > and if that works (which it should) then do your apt-get install task-kde > or just use dselect and all of this would be avoided. Doesn't this defeat the whole point of APT - i.e. resolving dependencies automatically? I mean, if apt-get is unable to resolve a conflict (because it cannot find/download/install some needed packages), why should deslect (which uses apt-get) do any better? Just asking ;) -- " ...screams erupted at a Seattle hotel where Microsoft founder Bill Gates was addressing an education and technology conference. (...)" -- cnn.com, Reportage über das Erdbeben in Seattle · http://www.hitchhikers.de/ - Die kostenlose Mitfahrzentrale für ganz Europa
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