A few months ago, I tried to use the GNU PPA,[1] but found that it broke my
packages, so I removed it. Just today, I found that I actually have software
updated from that repository still causing breakage. In this case, it's
libidn11; the newer version being installed is stopping me from
On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 03:01:04PM +0100, onp...@riseup.net wrote:
A few months ago, I tried to use the GNU PPA,[1] but found that it
I don't trust PPAs.
broke my packages, so I removed it.
You didn't use ppa-purge, which is commonly used in ubuntu, don't know about
trisquel.
Just today,
I don't trust PPAs normally, but this one was linked to by the GNU Project
website.[1]
ZykoticK9 said:
IF, ppa-purge is available - you could re-add the PPA then remove it using
ppa-purge, to get back all packages to the default repos version.
Thanks! That's just what I needed. Worked
