odd behaviour in apt-get
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I thought I'd run apt-get -s dist-upgrade to see what it would tell me.
I was rather disturbed when it said:
The following packages will be REMOVED:
gnus xemacs20-mule-canna-wnn xemacs20-bin bbdb skk
So, it wants to remove my editor and not replace it. This is rather
bothersome behaviour. I do have libc6, sendmail, and apache on hold.
(The last two, I always build myself.)
Is apt-get telling me I should just use vi?
Darren
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