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Originally posted by linuxmandrake cant find it on homepage or apt
Code:
apt-cache searc make-kpkg
Another useful option would be to install synaptics, it's a nice and powerful graphical frontend to apt where you can search for stuff from a handy text widget.
Originally posted by archtoad6
[B]Shouldn't that be:
Code:
apt-cache search make-kpkg
Also, I think it's "Synaptic" not "Synaptics"
Yes indeed, lol. Got he typo-flu again.
Quote:
Finally, KPackage is already there in KDE ("make-kpkg" does indicate you're using KDE, doesn't it? ). I think it's easier on the eyes than Synaptic.
Nope, the -k- in kpkg has nothing to do with KDE, it's meant to mean kernel package, same as the klogd or the kswapd are related to the kernel and not to KDE: Package: kernel-package (8.135)
Nice stuff anyway and the other source debianization tools like bebuild and friends are also quite useful.
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