On 10-Jul-2004 Robin Millette wrote:
} RickTaylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
} > On 10-Jul-2004 Robin Millette wrote:
}
} > } aptitude is the new name in town.
} >
} > :} Not really. I've not used it in maybe 7 or 8 years. From what I
} > :remember it
} > had a lot of potential. I tried to get it to work with apt on redhat a few
} > months ago... 'twas no go.
}
} I know it's not all that new, but it's finally offered thru the new
} installer,
} besides dselect and tasksel.
}
} I dug this out of the changelog:
} "aptitude (0.0.6a-1) unstable; urgency=low
} * Initial Release
} * Daniel Burrows <Daniel_Burrows@xxxxxxxxx> Sun, 6 Feb 2000 12:58:13
} -0500"
}
} Time flies it's true, but not that fast ;)
This message would seem to be incompatible with my second message which
addresses this subject... and, in which I freely admit having made a slightly
{wildly?} inaccurate guess.
{:} We may be on the brink of a discovery that will give us the capabilities
to spread incalculable levels of netjoy and he wants to take me to task on a
simple matter of a couple of lousy years.
...It's no wonder research is so expensive these days.}
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