"G. Snyder" wrote:
>
> If I upgrade to potato using dist-upgrade I get a message that about 140
> mb will be downloaded. I also get a message that a number of files will
> be removed including sl-sat and sl-stormpkg. If issue the command
> apt-get upgrade on the other hand, only about 40 mb are downloaded, and
> I have no message that sl-sat and sl-stormpkg will be removed. My
> questions are:
> What is the difference between an upgrade and a dist-upgrade?
> Is there a potato version yet of sl-sat and sl-stormpkg, or must I
> remove something which conflicts with the new versions?
> Also, is ftp.kde.tdyc.com the only location with debian versions of KDE?
> (They have been down for a couple of days now).
>
> Thanks ahead of time for your suggestions,
> Glen
>
I have some sources listed on my webpage for
potato-upgrade.Unfortunately
I don't know of any other mirror for kde.I recall seeing one in
Germany,it
was posted in debian-user so maybe you can search the archive?
As for the diference between upgrade and dist-upgrade " man apt-get "
explains everything pretty straight-forward.
--
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Alan Saporta
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