Jonathan Levi MD wrote:
Trying to remove the KDE suite gently, i.e., without breaking
dependencies, I finally got down to:
koffice-common depends on karbon.
...
karbon depends on koffice-common (>= 1.2.90-4).
Is this as circular as it appears? Can anything be done about it? Is
talking to the
Trying to remove the KDE suite gently, i.e., without breaking
dependencies, I finally got down to:
koffice-common depends on karbon.
...
karbon depends on koffice-common (>= 1.2.90-4).
Is this as circular as it appears? Can anything be done about it? Is
talking to the KDE people like fighting
At 1:49 PM -0500 10/26/03, Benjamin Reed wrote:
Jonathan Levi MD wrote:
Trying to remove the KDE suite gently, i.e., without breaking
dependencies, I finally got down to:
koffice-common depends on karbon.
...
karbon depends on koffice-common (>= 1.2.90-4).
KOffice needs serious work... but fo
Jonathan Levi, M.D. wrote:
Continuing on the idea of doing as little violence, i.e., braking as few
dependencies, as possible, I wrote a couple of Bash scripts to print the
names of the (remaining) installed KDE packages, then to loop through
the list and attempt 'fink remove' on each. (I did i
