tellico or alternative
Derek Broughton
news at pointerstop.ca
Wed Feb 8 20:51:10 UTC 2006
Art Alexion wrote:
> Derek Broughton wrote:
>
>>Art Alexion wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>Since upgrading to KDE 3.5.1, I can't get the tellico deb to install,
>>>nor the source to compile. I have a fair amount of tellico data.
>>>
>>> 1. Has anyone had any luck installing any version of tellico on
>>> k-breezy/kde 3.5.1?
>>> 2. Suggestions for alternatives?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>It works for me on KDE 3.5.1 and _dapper_.
>>
>>
> So the problem may be breezy?
Or at least the packaging job for Tellico _on_ breezy.
>
> BTW, when installing with dpkg -i, dpkg claims dependency errors --
> about 5 version problems and 1 or 2 missing deps -- and then it seems to
> run fine. But then dpkg/apt claims that there is a broken installation
> and refuses to do anything till I fix it. Is there a way to keep
> tellico while getting dpkg/apt to relax?
>
Not really. That's pretty much what I expected would happen (that is - I
assumed you were trying to use a broken package, and apt is always going to
want to remove a broken package). Where are you getting the package from?
What does it claim is broken? It _is_ possible to tell apt that you have
the dependencies, but that too can cause problems - especially if one of
your existing packages conflicts with the one you're trying to pretend you
have.
What's the output from "apt-get -s -f install"?
--
derek
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