[ATrpms-users] Re: what does DEL ... mean?

[Axel Thimm]

On Thu, May 26, 2005 at 10:07:21AM -0400, bic1 at optonline.net wrote:
> To get kde to install via apt, I had to switch from at-bleeding on atrpms to at-stable.  After I switch to at-table, I did an update and get this final set of messages:
> 
> Building Dependency Tree... Done
> Del gtk2-devel 2.6.4-2_6.rhfc2.at [2606kB]
> Del libpangoft2-1.0_0 1.8.0-1_4.rhfc2.at [74.6kB]
> Del pango 1.8.0-1_4.rhfc2.at [102kB]
> Del libpangox-1.0_0 1.8.0-1_4.rhfc2.at [31.9kB]
> Del fltk 1.1.5-0.rc3.3.rhfc2.at [1455kB]
> Del libpangoxft-1.0_0 1.8.0-1_4.rhfc2.at [23.2kB]
> Del libpango-1.0_0 1.8.0-1_4.rhfc2.at [103kB]
> Del ivtv-kmdl-2.6.10-1.771_FC2 1:0.3.4p-89.rhfc2.at [161kB]
> Del ivtv 1:0.3.4p-89.rhfc2.at [138kB]
> Del gtk2 2.6.4-2_6.rhfc2.at [4797kB]
> Del libtiff 3.7.1-2_1.rhfc2.at [289kB]
> Del pango-devel 1.8.0-1_4.rhfc2.at [249kB]
> Del libtiff-devel 3.7.1-2_1.rhfc2.at [588kB]
> 
> Does this mean these have been removed from the rpm db?

No, I think this means that these packages have been removed from
apt's cache.

> I did at-bleeding primarily for ivtv 0.3. on FC2.
-- 
Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net
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