[OT][was] sudo, why not su? - Why keep Synaptic

J.Markoll j.markoll at free.fr
Wed Aug 10 19:36:37 UTC 2005


Derek Broughton a écrit :
> J.Markoll wrote:
> 
> 
>>Derek Broughton a écrit :

>>You can take a few minutes once in a while to browse all the packages
>>available from the diverse repositories you've configured, and read
>>about the use of this and that. As you configure Synaptic to display
>>in a column which repository each package comes from, you have the
>>complete information always at hand.
> Nobody has _yet_ explained to me how to do that.  So I gave up.
Nobody explained to me either, I found when I visited the menus.
(and I'm not quite a young teenager such as the very good young geeks,
but sort of an old newbie) But I'll try to take a few minutes, later
in the evening, to go look inside Synaptic, to search where I found 
that. Otherwise, try to be confident in yourself, and your abilities.
Write on a paper all you do and change, untill you feel at ease, and
that's it :)

>>That's a way to discover applications and tools offline, for exemple,
>>additionnally to the other features.
>>Installed-Size: 4756
>>Not that heavy is it ? :)
> It is if you're a kubuntu user.  I just got rid of synaptic, gconf2, gksu,
> bonobo, gnomeui, and a bunch of supporting players.  Anything I can do with
> synaptic, I can do at least as well with kpackage.  I _really_ wanted to be
> able to see which repository the packages came from but it doesn't work...
If you allready know the packages, it's not a problem in the console.
If you talk about light programs, well, both Gnome and Kde belong
to the heavy weights. Under Debian Sarge, I used Xfce, but with 
Konqueror to browse my files. Other: Fluxbox, Ion, Window Maker...
maybe some more that I'm not aware about.
Kpackage: I don't know it, so I can't talk about it or compare in any way.
J.Markoll


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