So it looks as if my understanding of it is skewed. How do I fix it? I tried 
'man update' and 'man apt-get' but that didn't help any.

On Tuesday 14 February 2006 10:43 am, Derek Neighbors wrote:
> Mike wrote:
> > I use debian. I already did a 'locate gnucash' and the only thing that is
> > on my system is a partial .deb package. The repositories are not doing
> > well at the momentso I can't apt-get it. Maybe I should d/l an
> > olderversion! Any recomendations which/where to get it?
>
> For security reasons alone, fix your repositories.   Note that GNUCash
> might be the application with the single most number of rare
> dependencies on the planet.  I can pretty much guarantee you will not be
> able to download an old GNUCash package and make it work.  GNUCash's
> dependencies is one of the very reasons something like apt exists. :)
>
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> Derek Neighbors
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