| sean finney on 17 Oct 2005 14:19:54 -0000 |
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On Mon, Oct 17, 2005 at 10:04:48AM -0400, Art Alexion wrote: > It wants to remove ksudoku. I don't want to do this because it runs > fine. is there a way to get apt to stop complaining? my guess is that there isn't, because then apt/dpkg wouldn't be doing its job. the package is conflicting with other packages installed on the system. this will probably become a major pita, because while dpkg may be fine with installing other packages manually in the meantime, apt will probably refuse to do anything helpful until the "problem" is resolved. i'm surprised that it works, actually. looking at the dependencies, it's also built against a different version of libc6 and other libraries. because most/all of the libraries in questioned have versioned symbols, i'm surprised you don't get some error like "libfooNN.so.X.Y: file not found" or "undefined reference to symbol _foo_bar_NN.N". anyway, if you really want to fix the solution, you'll probably need to remove ksudoku and find an alternative way to install it, or upgrade your entire system's kde. i'd be interested to know of another way, anyway. sean Attachment:
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