Am Mittwoch, 2. Dezember 2015 schrieb deloptes:
Nick Leverton wrote:
There is a package in Debian/Ubuntu called equivs, which can be used to generate dummy debs to satisfy dependencies. You'd give equivs-build a control file to create an empty libappindicator1 and install it.
Nick
Thanks Nick. This helped mitigate the problem. However more detailed question would be proper probably for the dev list, I wanted to know if there is a way to manipulate the debian - dpkg or apt or whatever repository after installation.
I don't think that this aproach would be a wise: after each "apt-get update" you'd have repeat the manipulation.
Nik
I would appreciate a source link to read about. Looking for such in blind cost me too much time.
For now I build a dummy package and it worked fine. I also was able to upgrade to 14.0.2 and all seems good. So quite of a progress.
regards
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