Re: getting a fake xfree package?
xlibs is one of the dependancies. but xfree86-common is also one of
them. thats what i'm trying to avoid without forcing and manualy
installing them all.
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On 6 Mar 2001, David Z. Maze wrote:
> Forrest English <forrest@truffula.net> writes:
> FE> i want to isntall imagemagick on my server for use with some scripts i
> FE> have for thumbnail gallerys. but... there's no way i want x on that
> FE> system. besides forcing each package i want besides x, is there a way for
> FE> the system to stop paying attention to x dependancies, or to fake it out
> FE> somehow?
>
> You can just install the xlibs (xlib6g on potato) package, which gives
> you the X libraries that X client programs link against. You
> shouldn't need to install a full set of X client programs, or an X
> server, or anything else; the library package should be sufficient for
> this.
>
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