I think this is where dselect comes into play. I end up using
dselect for most stuff just because I like to see what it is going
to upgrade and if i want to hold something it just seems easier
in dselect. (ha i said easy and dselect in the same sentence)
Bill Warner
> What does this mean:
>
> [rutledge@electron][11:54:06pm] apt-get upgrade
> Reading Package Lists... Done
> Building Dependency Tree... Done
> The following packages have been kept back
> ae cpp cvs distributed-net g++ gcc gs jdk1.1 jdk1.1-dev kbd lesstifg libc6
> libc6-dev libforms-dev locales lynx nedit netstd nfs-server postgresql
> slang1 sysvinit tin tya urlview util-linux vncserver whiptail xmysqladmin
> xntp3
> 0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 30 not upgraded.
>
> Now that 2.2 is released, and I have my /etc/apt/sources.list pointing
> only to potato, this shouldn't be happening anymore should it?
>
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