On 23 February 2014 09:37, Colin Watson wrote:
> click doesn't have a particular dependency on the apt backend, so I
> don't understand the purpose of your smiley here.
>
> That said, the aptcc backend is still useful on touch to allow querying
> information about the installed system. I'd prefer
It doesn't really care what information the backend returns. It just
chains through to it.
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Title:
packagekit-backend-aptcc is present on touch
The Click plugin interacts with the backend, and aptcc is the only
backend Debian/Ubuntu have. With the dummy backend, it would get bogus
information, so it in a way depends on the aptcc backend.
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click doesn't have a particular dependency on the apt backend, so I
don't understand the purpose of your smiley here.
That said, the aptcc backend is still useful on touch to allow querying
information about the installed system. I'd prefer not to remove it.
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In that case you will need to supply a dummy backend or PackageKit will
crash badly. But with dummy, that things is useless, and I doubt that
the Click plugin will work eithout a working Apt backend ;-)
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