> Take contact with the maintainer of tasksel for more information on the > new "task" mechanism and to find a solution.
Basically it works like this: The Task information is added on creating the "Packages" file, so Tasks are made _only_ on the Archive. (see overrides file) You can do an old-style Task-Package anyways; like "kde" is. These old-style Task Packages do have a major drawback though: they cannot be installed if not all Packages they depend on are available; on uninstalling any of the installed packages you have to remove the task package as well. I do not know if the policy allows for such meta-packages, but i do think so, as they are really useful. Do have a look at the "harden-*" packages, too, these are the successors of some task-packages as well. (task-harden-* ;) The new Task System basically marks all Packages with the corresponding "Task:" Control field to install; not existant or uninstallable packages won't hurt, and you can remove them independently. Do not expect to get into Tasksel. The Task list in Tasksel is to be kept _very_ minimalistic to allow fast and easy installations. As most users don't know what "ocaml" is, nor will need it, don't expect to get this into tasksel. Greetings, Erich -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
