[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > Oh no, don't use dselect...it's evil. If you were using apt then it > would have held back gcc/g++ and friends for lack of the new binutils > (which is easily obtained from experimental if you want it to work).
Does apt have a way to list packages and details? If so I haven't found it yet... dpkg -l works, but I can only use -I on a package after I've downloaded it... somehow dselect has all this info though. I mostly use apt-get, but in this case used dselect (under the apparently mistaken assumption that they are the same subsystem).
