Hi Resending a query for which I surprisingly didn't receive any answers when I posted over a week back. Hopefully this time I am lucky to get a solution.
I use Debian Testing (in Mint LMDE avatar) as my main OS and as i currently have a very slow connection, I would appreciate help on this issue. I use debdelta to update/upgrade and normally do this using apt-get from the command line. Now while debdelta is very usefull and reduces the download size significantly, it somehow can't get around the absence of quite a few locale filess that I removed using localepurge. Also I am unaware of how I can create a download list like I can when using synaptic (so that i can use another computer to download the packages) that does not include the packages already created by debdelta. So please help me with 2 things: 1. How to use debdelta and avoid having packages not created because of missing locale files. Is there a work around or is it an either (debdelta) or (localepurge) case? 2. How to create a package download script from the command line (apt-get) that won't include the packages already existing/created using debdelta? I think synaptic includes those already present? Correct me if I am wrong. -- Regards Narendra Diwate
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