We Debian folks really are happy to share apt with the rest of the world, but when someone asks a question and only mentions apt-get there is no way short of voodoo magic (or worse, deduction by who posted ;-) to figure out if you mean Debian apt or apt4rpm. Without that information, Debian users will assume Debian and give Debian answers, and RedHat users will assume apt4rpm and give apt4rpm answers, and it seems there are differences in the implementations. Therefore in order to expedite your enlightement please specify which you mean.
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