Woops, I forgot to answer a couple questions :p
> Kali should have much newer version of equivs than 2.2.0. It should
have 2.3.1.
I don't know what to tell you, I did an `apt update` before installing `equivs`
This are the contents of my `/etc/apt/sources.list`:
```
# Debian packages for stable
Thanks for the blazing fast response!
> These are all the wrong syntax. Please try to use the syntax for
> dependencies (and provides) in Debian packages:
> Provides: python (= 2.7.16-1)
> (The blank after the equal sign is optional.)
> The format and syntax are documented in the Debian
Package: equivs
Version: 2.2.0
I can't manage to specify a package version on the template. In my particular
case, I'm trying to fake a python version (I've already installed it through
pyenv, so it's not recognized as an actual package), so I can install
`python-dev (stable 2.7.16-1 amd64)`
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