00:16.11 | evangineer | \o/ - apt-listbugs works properly when reportbug is installed. |
00:17.23 | rhowe | Time to use your newly-installed reportbug, I guess :) |
00:17.47 | rhowe | Although reportbug is in the 'Suggests:' |
00:18.03 | rhowe | If you'd used dselect, you'd have been suggested to install it ;) |
00:18.21 | evangineer | bah, deselect |
00:18.33 | rhowe | dselect is actually really good |
00:18.42 | rhowe | I don't get what's so nasty about it |
00:19.26 | evangineer | what are your thoughts about aptitude, I might give that a try. |
00:19.53 | rhowe | Never tried it to be honest |
00:20.03 | rhowe | Well, I think I ran it once and the interface freaked me out |
00:20.15 | rhowe | Never really took the time to try it properly |
00:21.48 | mozrat3-1 | nn guys |
00:21.52 | rhowe | 'might mozrat3-1 |
00:22.50 | evangineer | hmm, nasty bug in the unstable oo.o package. I'll give that a miss for now. |
00:23.26 | rhowe | nasty bug in the libc package too :) |
00:24.36 | evangineer | bug in oo.o is unconfirmed though |
00:26.31 | evangineer | ah well, it's too late to be doing this stuff. I'll apt-get update in the morning and see what the score is then. |
00:27.38 | rhowe | I found apt-listchanges to work rather sporadically |
00:27.43 | rhowe | Many times it doesn't bother listing anything |
00:27.48 | rhowe | Or it only lists for one package |
00:27.58 | rhowe | Never looked into why, though |
00:29.23 | evangineer | interesting, apt-listchanges is written in python. I might have a go at hacking it at some point. |
00:29.45 | rhowe | listbugs is in ruby IIRC |
00:30.57 | evangineer | yes, it is |
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02:55.25 | evangineer | Arch Linux has been a distro that I've occassionally been curious about, because it seems like slackware with bsd-style ports. there's a comparison of arch and slackware here http://osnews.com/story.php?news_id=8761 |