The APT HOW TO paragraph 3.8 says " To set up what is your main version of Debian you should edit the
/etc/apt/apt.conf to contain the line
APT:
efault-Release "version";"
My /etc/apt directory contains a directory
apt.conf.d , but not
apt.conf .
The man pages for
apt.conf state that it is the "main configuration tool for the apt suite of tools...."
There is no man page or info page for for
apt.conf.d .
The
apt.conf.d directory contains a file
70debconf which contains a line
DPkg::Pre-Install-Pkgs........; (same form as the APT::....line)
Should I create a file
apt.conf in the /etc/apt directory and put the line
APT:
efault-Release "version";
in it??? Or put the line in the /etc/apt/
/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/70debconf file???
Or forget about the mixed system under apt???
Or what??
Thanks in advance,
Rusty