Author: JT Smith
Michael Hall of Linuxplanet: “I bet there’s a malady common to all Debian users, courtesy of the addictive simplicity of apt-get: it involves running apt-get update ten times a
day looking to see if any of the archives have changed, heralding the arrival of something good, like a nagging bug that’s been fixed, or the latest
release of a closely watched program. It’s a sickness, but when you have a sources.list that includes everything from Galeon’s latest builds to
Evolution to the ever-evolving KDE2 archives maintained by Ivan Moore, there’s always a chance something’s changed.”
day looking to see if any of the archives have changed, heralding the arrival of something good, like a nagging bug that’s been fixed, or the latest
release of a closely watched program. It’s a sickness, but when you have a sources.list that includes everything from Galeon’s latest builds to
Evolution to the ever-evolving KDE2 archives maintained by Ivan Moore, there’s always a chance something’s changed.”
