Andy wrote:
I'm not sure exactly what that means but I just go ahead and install them. I'll betIts a problem with some of the packages changing boundaries I think. What was the reason given for holding back the packages?It does not say. Only "The following packages have been kept back"There are 55 held back. I did not pay attention when it did some installing the first time around.
apt-get install kdebase will install most of them.Every time Ralf upgrades the packages I get kdebase and konsole held back and I just do as I said above and usually everything works fine. I am running Ralf's latest right now.
I _think_ this is caused by the non removal of some of the packages which are no longer in the release. I did it with a combination of aptitude and dpkg -r. I used aptitude to try and understand what the problem was, and dpkg -r to fix it (sometimes with --force-depends)
This is probably true and apt-get install seems usually to fix it. Paul Scott