I don't think there is a way to do both simultaenously, but what
you can do is first setup one system the way you want. Then
use 'dpkg --get-selections > file' and save the output to a file. Then
on the other machine, use 'dpkg --set-selections < file' to set all the
same packages installed on th
There are flags to dpkg to make it export the list of selected packages
and then re-import it. Try "dpkg --get-selections > selection_list", and
then "dpkg --set-selections < selection_list" on another workstation. This
will do your package selection, but will _not_ install the packages or answer
i
> I have a bunch of PC's (actually two :-)) running Debian
> Linux. However, I want them to be exactly the same but dont want to
> run dselect on both machines, but would rather have any
> installations/removals/configs/etc affect both machines simultaneously.
I believe that there is a debian pack
I have a bunch of PC's (actually two :-)) running Debian
Linux. However, I want them to be exactly the same but dont want to
run dselect on both machines, but would rather have any
installations/removals/configs/etc affect both machines simultaneously.
Is this possible? If not, shouldn't it be?
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