Fix #764994 for listing

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Osamu Aoki 2014-10-13 15:13:01 +09:00
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Although `aptitude` is a very nice interactive tool which the author mainly uses, you should know some cautionary facts:
- The `aptitude` command is not recommended for the release-to-release system upgrade on the `stable` Debian system after the new release.
- The use of "`apt-get dist-upgrade`" is recommended for it. See http://bugs.debian.org/411280[Bug #411280].
* The use of "`apt-get dist-upgrade`" is recommended for it. See http://bugs.debian.org/411280[Bug #411280].
- The `aptitude` command sometimes suggests mass package removals for the system upgrade on the `testing` or `unstable` Debian system.
- This situation has frightened many system administrators. Don't panic.
- This seems to be caused mostly by the version skew among packages depended or recommended by a meta-package such as `gnome-core`.
- This can be resolved by selecting "Cancel pending actions" in the `aptitude` command menu, exiting `aptitude`, and using "`apt-get dist-upgrade`".
* This situation has frightened many system administrators. Don't panic.
* This seems to be caused mostly by the version skew among packages depended or recommended by a meta-package such as `gnome-core`.
* This can be resolved by selecting "Cancel pending actions" in the `aptitude` command menu, exiting `aptitude`, and using "`apt-get dist-upgrade`".
The `apt-get` and `apt-cache` commands are the most **basic** APT-based package management tools.

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debian-reference (2.55) UNRELEASED; urgency=medium
* Fix listing. Closes: #764994
* Typo fixes and rephrases by Holger Wansing (fixed in 2.54)
but missed. Closes: #733151, #736997, #737660, #738570,
#750501, #756236
-- Osamu Aoki <osamu@debian.org> Mon, 13 Oct 2014 15:14:03 +0900
debian-reference (2.54) unstable; urgency=medium
* Rephrase description of apt-get/apt-cache. Closes: #732956