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On 27/02/11 18:37, Rhia Knowles wrote:
I'd ditch tomboy for Gnote ( I believe it reads the same xml files) and then you can get rid of that ghastly monoOn 27 February 2011 18:22, Simon Waters<simon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:On 27/02/11 17:08, Rhia Knowles wrote:Never again....Did you figure out what prompted the issue? apt-get and aptitude (which is to be preferred these days) rarely mess up badly if the packages are in reasonable shape. Although both do tell you what they intend to do and ask for confirmation by default. I've had a couple of similar issues, almost always including packages from third party repositories, or when tracking Debian Unstable or Debian testing.Debian Testing... might be the issue. Lappy's running Squeeze and has been for a while. As in about a month or so before it was 'released' And as to what it was going to do, it printed up a huge and cryptic list of mostly libs, i scanned, didnt look like anything too dangerous... but there must have been backscroll i didnt read which had actual programs (Like Tomboy- which i use for reminders)
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