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Ryan Cartwright: Ryan Cartwright heads up Equitas IT Solutions who offer fair, quality and free software based solutions to the voluntary and community (non-profit) and SME sectors in the UK. He is a long-term free software user, developer and advocate. You can find him on Twitter and Identi.ca.

Terry Hancock's picture

Ouch!

Submitted by Terry Hancock on Mon, 2009-11-16 05:44.

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I really wish that APT provided the equivalent of an "Undo" button -- I've managed to hose my package system with unstable packages on a number of occasions. I usually wind up re-installing the O/S.

(Yes, I know that an "undo" option would be very difficult to implement -- that doesn't make it less desirable, though).

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"it removed the whole of KDE"...

Submitted by Marco Marongiu on Mon, 2009-11-16 08:26.

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...and what's wrong with that? It's a fully successful system cleanup :-)

Just joking, people ;)

Ciao
--bronto



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