topic title: K3B
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#1
Damn, dist-upgrade just removed my favorite cd writer... k3b ..
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#2
*NOTE TO SELF* Do NOT dist-upgrade !
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#3
Exactly why we post these things.
Sidux says they have a fixed version. Anti, how can I tell apt to pull it from Sidux?
apt-get -t sidux ? or what?
Sidux says they have a fixed version. Anti, how can I tell apt to pull it from Sidux?
apt-get -t sidux ? or what?
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#4
Just add the sidux repos. I would recommend using the smxi script as well if your using sid.
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#5
Its already there, thanks Erie.
apt-get -t sidux install k3b worked to pull it from Sidux. A nice trick if there is something you want from Sidux.
apt-get install k3b/stable (or etch however you have it setup) would pull the version from Debian Stable.
You can substitute testing or unstable. Now next dist-upgrade would revert it back to the latest available unless you pin it.
I assume apt-get -t mepis would pull it from Mepis. Didn't try that one.
apt-get -t sidux install k3b worked to pull it from Sidux. A nice trick if there is something you want from Sidux.
apt-get install k3b/stable (or etch however you have it setup) would pull the version from Debian Stable.
You can substitute testing or unstable. Now next dist-upgrade would revert it back to the latest available unless you pin it.
I assume apt-get -t mepis would pull it from Mepis. Didn't try that one.