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rogerology
Joined: 03 Feb 2013 Posts: 18
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Posted: Tue 19 Feb 2013, 22:18 Post_subject:
How do I fix the dependencies that PPM can't solve? Sub_title: http://imgur.com/wS2CR6 |
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PPM shows these unsolved dependencies: http://imgur.com/wS2CR6L
Will this cause any trouble? Do I need to do something to sort it out?
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Semme
Joined: 07 Aug 2011 Posts: 2119 Location: World_Hub
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Posted: Tue 19 Feb 2013, 22:23 Post_subject:
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Hi Roger- when you install stuff it has to be with their dependencies.
As long as things work, don't sweat the details. PPM's not perfect..
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rogerology
Joined: 03 Feb 2013 Posts: 18
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Posted: Tue 19 Feb 2013, 22:25 Post_subject:
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| Semme wrote: | Hi Roger- when you install stuff it has to be with their dependencies.
As long as things work, don't sweat the details. PPM's not perfect.. |
I've checked all the dependencies every time I've installed something.
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Semme
Joined: 07 Aug 2011 Posts: 2119 Location: World_Hub
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Posted: Tue 19 Feb 2013, 22:31 Post_subject:
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Choose a pkg >> examine dependencies >> dwnld and install selected pkgs. This is how it's done on Pup.
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Makoto

Joined: 03 Sep 2009 Posts: 1407 Location: Out wandering... maybe.
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Posted: Tue 19 Feb 2013, 22:41 Post_subject:
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Like Semme wrote, if the program in question seems to work just fine and does everything you're expecting of it, don't worry if PPM reports there are dependencies missing. Sometimes, package creators will place those dependencies in different places, and run the program with a script telling the program where to find those components, or so forth. PPM will complain because it only checks the standard locations like /usr/lib/ (as far as I know), so it won't find the dependencies in situations like that.
...in other words, don't worry about it, if it's working.
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rogerology
Joined: 03 Feb 2013 Posts: 18
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Posted: Wed 20 Feb 2013, 04:44 Post_subject:
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| Semme wrote: | | Choose a pkg >> examine dependencies >> dwnld and install selected pkgs. This is how it's done on Pup. |
That's the way I do it, but there are unsolved dependencies.
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rogerology
Joined: 03 Feb 2013 Posts: 18
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Posted: Wed 20 Feb 2013, 04:45 Post_subject:
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| Makoto wrote: | Like Semme wrote, if the program in question seems to work just fine and does everything you're expecting of it, don't worry if PPM reports there are dependencies missing. Sometimes, package creators will place those dependencies in different places, and run the program with a script telling the program where to find those components, or so forth. PPM will complain because it only checks the standard locations like /usr/lib/ (as far as I know), so it won't find the dependencies in situations like that.
...in other words, don't worry about it, if it's working.  |
Thank you for explaining it to me.
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