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stevesr0
Hi all,
Sorry if this is an oft asked question.
In my Sid install, I note several installed programs which have updated from an antix version to a regular debian version. For example libasound2-plugin-bluez and bluez-alsa-utils.
All of the dependencies appear to already be installed and when I ran a simulated install, no other programs were to be installed or upgraded.
Just want to make sure that in these cases, I don’t need to check anything else before upgrading…
stevesr0
- This topic was modified 3 days, 12 hours ago by stevesr0.
rokytnji
Been awhile since I ran sid repos.
You can do simulate dist-upgrade
sudo apt updatelet it finish
thensudo apt -s dist-upgradeSince apt pinning is the default in
harry@biker:/etc/apt/preferences.d $ cat 00systemd Package: *systemd*:any Pin: origin * Pin-Priority: -1 harry@biker:/etc/apt/preferences.dI would not sweat what debian supplies. Just pay attention what anti posts in Sid upgrade thread as far as potential breakage that occurs sometimes using sid.
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anticapitalista
In this particular case, the antiX version existed because there wasn’t a Debian package.
Noe Debian is providing this package and it does not need systemd/elogind so go for that one.
One less package for us to maintain.Is pipewire still working ok?
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hi anticapitalista,
Yes Pipewire seems to be working fine, after I installed these packages.I don’t have working bluetooth hardware on this system…but the packages didn’t interfere with playing thru my headset.
thanks for reply.
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