Here is how you go about not damaging your system in ANY WAY:
Find a package/program in your distribution´s repository that suits you and
doesn´t come from Backports, Backporting stuff is almost running
Stable/Testing, somethings won´t matter ... but many will, I only recommend
Backports if you c
On Saturday 20 March 2010 16:16:01 Stephen Powell wrote:
> By the way, saying something like "please be sure you are correct before
> replying" is a good way to get no replies at all.
This was certainly what put me off replying. This was one of the rare
occasions where I would have felt possibly
On Fri, 19 Mar 2010 20:14:56 -0400 (EDT), Gary L. Roach wrote:
>
> Needing some project management software, I decided to install redmine.
> I purposely keep my system at the stable release. Redmine was marked as
> [backports] ie it's been pulled down from testing or experimental. OK
> thats fi
On 2010-03-20, Gary L. Roach wrote:
> Needing some project management software, I decided to install redmine.
> I purposely keep my system at the stable release. Redmine was marked as
> [backports] ie it's been pulled down from testing or experimental. OK
> thats fine, except when I tried to in
Needing some project management software, I decided to install redmine.
I purposely keep my system at the stable release. Redmine was marked as
[backports] ie it's been pulled down from testing or experimental. OK
thats fine, except when I tried to install the package most of the
required libra
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