I was trying to install texmaker from the repository. For installing the texlive I followed the steps described here. For this the control file I used is this. It has the file texlive-binaries in it.
I switched the sources to Bullseye and the upgrade went smoothly, but when I do a full-upgrade, I get:
I am trying to download some debian packages and their dependencies in a directory.
Remove it from sources.list.
I’ve installed Oracle Java. I want to be able to remove OpenJDK, but when trying to do so apt wants to install another version of Java.
I’m trying to install tor on my Kali Linux 2016.1 (kali-rolling). When I type apt-get install tor in Terminal, this error appears:
When doing an apt-get upgrade I sometimes get a message saying “The following packages have been kept back”. For example:
Before I install a package, I’d like to know what version I would get.
sudo apt-get install pppoe will download pppoe package and install it. Is it possible to just download pppoe package and not install it with apt-get command? wget http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/p/ppp/ppp_2.4.7-1+4_amd64.deb ppp_2.4.7-1+4_amd64.deb is in the current directory now. cd /tmp sudo apt-get install -d ppp Reading package lists… Done Building dependency tree Reading state information… Done The following … Read more
I had discovered something funny today. So, I have Kali Linux and I am trying to fully update the system using the repo http://http.kali.org/kali. All is good and well until I get 403 denied for backdoor-factory and mimikatz. At first I thought it was a server configuration error and so ignored it, but then I got curious and decided to pop the URLs into Firefox. Sure enough, my university blocks these specific URLs, but not anything else in the repo.