On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 11:32:25AM +0100, Colin Watson wrote: > Still, the upgrade problem seems unchanged. The users who removed > network-manager in squeeze presumably made an explicit decision to do > so, since package managers would have honoured the Recommends by > default; I'm really troubled by overruling that in this way. But perhaps they made the decision for squeeze's n-m? The n-m in wheezy is more advanced and does have more features (like IPv6, for instance). I'm not judging the depends vs. recommends issue at hand, but we also have to be able to direct people at an improved tool at some point. Kind regards Philipp Kern PS: I'm aware that ifupdown also evolved.
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