How to make apt ignore unfulfilled dependencies of installed package?
I installed Opera 12.16 from a .deb for reasons. Just assume that I need this specific browser of this specific version and that there’s no alternative.
I installed Opera 12.16 from a .deb for reasons. Just assume that I need this specific browser of this specific version and that there’s no alternative.
I want to remove some of the paths the linker uses to find .so libraries for testing purposes.
There is an executable I want to install on a computer that I can’t recompile that wasn’t built as a package, and I want to download the libraries it requires to run them.
I’d like to try PHP7.0 on Debian Jessie and am trying to install it from sid. However, php7.0 depends on php7.0-common which depends on php-common > 18 while php-common in sid is at 17. Does this mean it’s simply impossible to install php7.0 from this distribution at the moment? Why is that?