Re: Installing a package from "testing" or "unstable". How?

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Subject: Re: Installing a package from "testing" or "unstable". How?
From: "Kevin Dean" <kdean06@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2006 08:08:01 -0500
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Robert Manni wrote:

>And then after I do this, aptitude respects the -t switch, correct?

To be very honest, I don't know. :-(

I use apt-get via command line. I have always found aptitude to be annoyingly cluttered. And if I'm in GUI mode, Synaptic is my choice.

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