On Mon, Jul 19, 1999 at 10:35:46PM -0300, Chris Dion wrote:
> I'm new to both Linux in general and the debian distribution
> specifically. I found that dselect, though awkward at first, was rather
> easy to use and quite powerful. That's not to say that the interface
> couldn't be improved somewhat. Is work on dselect ongoing, and is the
> source available? If so, I'd like to take some of the suggestions and
> concerns voiced on this list and have a go at improving the tool.
> That's assuming my programming skills are up to the task ; )
>
About the only thing I can help you with here is the location of the
source code. If you have apt installed, then running
apt-get source dpkg
will fix you right up. I looked at it, but there's not much I can
do (not C/C++ programmer).
Mike
[Private mail welcome, but no need to CC: me on list replies.]
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