On Sat, Jun 01, 2002 at 06:03:24PM +0200, seb <sebastien.bacher@insa-lyon.fr> wrote... > > If you run "apt-get upgrade" it will favour keeping old mozilla to > > removing galeon; "apt-get dist-upgrade" favours installing new mozilla > > and removing galeon. > > Many users upgrade their system every days with apt-get dist-upgrade, > so why force users to uninstall galeon ? Yes, but users that run unstable should really check what they are upgrading and should NOT be running dist-upgrade blindly. If you must, then either do the little extra manual work of apt-get upgrading and then manually apt-get installing individual (conflicting) packages, live with their choice of using unstable or use testing (recommended). > Why not wait few days to upgrade mozilla and galeon at the same time ? > Or doing a mozilla's package to use with galeon ? So mozilla's upgrade > will not break galeon's package ... > I think that many galeon's users would appreciated if dist-upgrade doesn't > remove their favorite browser ... Many mozilla user would probably care if their favorite package would be unneccersarily delayed. I personally use galeon and don't mind an extra day or two. -- Oliver M. Bolzer oliver@gol.com GPG (PGP) Fingerprint = 621B 52F6 2AC1 36DB 8761 018F 8786 87AD EF50 D1FF
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