Hi. Thanks for taking the time to report this. However:
1. Use of automatix is discouraged. It hasn't been left out of the
repositories by accident. It is known to break systems and has done so
in the past.
2. Random people are not, and should not be allowed to upload packages
in the repositories
1) That's two problems then :)
(a) I had no idea it was discouraged, despite the fact that I tend to read
documentation a lot. (When I can find it, see [Bug 57116] :)
(b) I don't know if we have anything in the repositories that's analogue to
the Automatix thing. (Like a "common-universe"
Hi again. It is intentional that Automatix is not in the repos. Besides
the fact that no problem-free "automatix"-like tool has been written
(EasyUbuntu has similar problems), it could be considered risky legally
(I don't remember the exact legal term for it). I'm quite positive that
this has been
Hi. Thanks for taking the time to report this. However:
1. Use of automatix is discouraged. It hasn't been left out of the
repositories by accident. It is known to break systems and has done so
in the past.
2. Random people are not, and should not be allowed to upload packages
in the repositories
1) That's two problems then :)
(a) I had no idea it was discouraged, despite the fact that I tend to read
documentation a lot. (When I can find it, see [Bug 57116] :)
(b) I don't know if we have anything in the repositories that's analogue to
the Automatix thing. (Like a "common-universe"
Hi again. It is intentional that Automatix is not in the repos. Besides
the fact that no problem-free "automatix"-like tool has been written
(EasyUbuntu has similar problems), it could be considered risky legally
(I don't remember the exact legal term for it). I'm quite positive that
this has been
Hi. Thanks for taking the time to report this. However:
1. Use of automatix is discouraged. It hasn't been left out of the
repositories by accident. It is known to break systems and has done so
in the past.
2. Random people are not, and should not be allowed to upload packages
in the repositories
1) That's two problems then :)
(a) I had no idea it was discouraged, despite the fact that I tend to read
documentation a lot. (When I can find it, see [Bug 57116] :)
(b) I don't know if we have anything in the repositories that's analogue to
the Automatix thing. (Like a "common-universe"
Hi again. It is intentional that Automatix is not in the repos. Besides
the fact that no problem-free "automatix"-like tool has been written
(EasyUbuntu has similar problems), it could be considered risky legally
(I don't remember the exact legal term for it). I'm quite positive that
this has been
Hi. Thanks for taking the time to report this. However:
1. Use of automatix is discouraged. It hasn't been left out of the
repositories by accident. It is known to break systems and has done so
in the past.
2. Random people are not, and should not be allowed to upload packages
in the repositories
1) That's two problems then :)
(a) I had no idea it was discouraged, despite the fact that I tend to read
documentation a lot. (When I can find it, see [Bug 57116] :)
(b) I don't know if we have anything in the repositories that's analogue to
the Automatix thing. (Like a "common-universe"
Hi again. It is intentional that Automatix is not in the repos. Besides
the fact that no problem-free "automatix"-like tool has been written
(EasyUbuntu has similar problems), it could be considered risky legally
(I don't remember the exact legal term for it). I'm quite positive that
this has been
Hi. Thanks for taking the time to report this. However:
1. Use of automatix is discouraged. It hasn't been left out of the
repositories by accident. It is known to break systems and has done so
in the past.
2. Random people are not, and should not be allowed to upload packages
in the repositories
1) That's two problems then :)
(a) I had no idea it was discouraged, despite the fact that I tend to read
documentation a lot. (When I can find it, see [Bug 57116] :)
(b) I don't know if we have anything in the repositories that's analogue to
the Automatix thing. (Like a "common-universe"
Hi again. It is intentional that Automatix is not in the repos. Besides
the fact that no problem-free "automatix"-like tool has been written
(EasyUbuntu has similar problems), it could be considered risky legally
(I don't remember the exact legal term for it). I'm quite positive that
this has been
Hi. Thanks for taking the time to report this. However:
1. Use of automatix is discouraged. It hasn't been left out of the
repositories by accident. It is known to break systems and has done so
in the past.
2. Random people are not, and should not be allowed to upload packages
in the repositories
1) That's two problems then :)
(a) I had no idea it was discouraged, despite the fact that I tend to read
documentation a lot. (When I can find it, see [Bug 57116] :)
(b) I don't know if we have anything in the repositories that's analogue to
the Automatix thing. (Like a "common-universe"
Hi again. It is intentional that Automatix is not in the repos. Besides
the fact that no problem-free "automatix"-like tool has been written
(EasyUbuntu has similar problems), it could be considered risky legally
(I don't remember the exact legal term for it). I'm quite positive that
this has been
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