I've learned my lesson...<sigh>

[Nick Moffitt]

Quoting Jonathan Jefferies:
> It goes without saying that there is a steep learning curve with
> Debian and dselect is undoubtedly the steepest part of that curve.
> It's like that's the price you pay for joining this club.  

        On the contrary.  I've never actually used dselect.  I saw
Rick Moen's initial four-day install experience and was reminded of
the story of Job.  I do all my Debian installs one package at a time
with apt-get, and I have a feeling that you'd have to pry me away from
this with a pretty large hook.

        I'm interested in further developments on the apt front, but
right now I've got everything I need in apt-get.

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