Mike McCarty <Mike.McCarty <at> sbcglobal.net> writes:
> Thanks. That's the type of information I was looking for. I've heard
> some interesting things about synaptic, like one guy was going to
> install some software, and it wanted to remove quite a bit. It seems
> that synaptic has a more comprehensive "I manage your machine for you"
> design philosophy than some care for.
Would you rather it just gave you an error instead? That's what yum does.
Apt/Synaptic instead gives you a solution, which you can then accept or reject
(neither the command-line apt nor Synaptic remove packages without asking,
unless you use the -y switch).
Kevin Kofler
