As a former Debian user, I "kind of" remember that I should only use one of the package managers...
Either apt-get
, aptitude
, or synaptic
, but not the three in combination 'cause there may be conflicts, they don't mix well.
I don't know where I have heard it, but it has left its memory print. So I just want to check with you if it is really not advised or if it is an urban legend and it is completely safe. Could you confirm this ?
Is the cleanest way of installing a package is still using the command checkinstall
before invoking dpkg
?
Aptitude
. Close toSynaptic
, I had also usedKPackage
inKDE
. It was nice.