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I was reading
http://www.debian.org/releases/testing/i386/release-notes/ch-upgrading.en.html#s-upgradingpackages
and found the following sentence:
| apt-get install aptitude
|
| Provided that you have a working APT configuration as described above
| this will install the sarge version of aptitude.
Does that mean that using the sarge version of aptitude is recommended
in a woody->sarge upgrade?
This will install (or upgrade to) sarge versions of some dependencies,
won't it?
Is this intended?
Can I instead use the woody version of aptitude to launch the
woody->sarge upgrade?
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