Re: apt-get source vs. binary
Modify the debian/changelog in your debian source tree so that the version
is 2:1.0.6-3, etc... the number in front of the colon will not show up in
dselect, etc. This change will keep your version "current."
Unfortunately, dselect doesn't provide an indication when a newer debian
version is available. You can still get the latest source version with apt-
get source.
-Paul
> When I install via apt-get source and compile the package, then
> install. apt-get -u upgrade wants to replace my compiled version with
> the binary package from debian servers, of the same version. Ever time
> I install a package from apt-get source, apt-get wants to replace it
> with the binary version. I compiled nautilus (1.0.6-3), then
> $ apt-get -s install nautilus
> Reading Package Lists... Done
> Building Dependency Tree... Done
> 1 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not
> upgraded. Inst nautilus (1.0.6-3 Debian:unstable)
> Conf nautilus (1.0.6-3 Debian:unstable)
>
> It should says that nautilus is the latest version, but it thinks that
> my optimize nautilus should be replaced with the i386 package. I have
> been optimizing the compiled packages for my athlon using
> pentium-builder.
>
> any thoughts?
> james
>
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