gecko-mediaplayer0.9.9.1~svn374-0Ubuntu1 dependency issue gnome-mplayer0.9.9.1~svn1651-0ubuntu1
gecko-mediaplayer needs gnome-mplayer to install
but because of a minor dependency issue in ~svn number
it breaks the package.
Why not fix this minor problem by deleting ~snv numbers,
replace it with temp-till-update, and allow us to use it.
Or give us an easy way to change dependency issues,
in a way that the average user can understand,
better yet, let synaptic do it for the user,
till you finally decide to give them both the same number.
(I love Ubuntu Lucid, I do not ever have to go back.
But remember, that many of your regular users,
are past Windows customers, who got fed up with
Microsoft.
These same users who have and will make Ubuntu
the best and greatest OS ever, are not programmers
or hackers or fond of command lines, and they scare
easily, and if they get fed up they migrate to what ever
works for them.)
(You see, right now, March 2010, PCs should be able
to solve their own issues, without the need to interrupt
the work of human beings. - Remember:
"Ubuntu, Linux for human beings".
Ubuntu must come to the point were we merely tell it
what to do, and it, not we, figures a way to do it. -
Also, teach us patiently, we want this baby to grow up
and make Windows a sub-routine under Ubuntu.
If Ubuntu could run Sims 3, my whole family would kick
Microsoft out of the house. -
We must find a common language, so we can understand
each other, that is, the common user with the developers,
the programmers, hackers and advanced users. -
I am willing to learn and help, but help files, manuals,
even forums are time consuming, and are just too
complicated and to hard to figure out. -
It often goes like this, I need a simple specific answer,
to accomplish one thing, but the help files, manuals,
even forums, documents and so on, talk about everything
else, except the answer I need. -
It's like trying to find a needle in the proverbial haystack. -
It's information overload.
Practical examples, notated to the specific issue,
without leaving out a step, do wonders.)
I am sorry, for venting a little bit, I suppose, I am a little
feverish today, suffering from a severe sinus infection.
Any-hoo, it gets frustrating when the update manager
wants to update, but can't, because of a svn number.
BavarianPH,
Ubuntu forever!
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