Re: [orca-list] installing orca on debian

[Mario Lang <mlang delysid org>]

Steve Holmes <steve holmes88 gmail com> writes:

> Yes, this was a big help and tells me a lot about the Debian
> workings.  One final question, How does one add experimental to the
> sources list without messing up the rest of the package availability?

As explained in my previous mail, experimental is no full distribution
to upgrade to, so as a security measure, experimental packages are never
automatically installed by apt-get if not explicitly requested by the user.
So you can safely add experimental to your /etc/apt/source.list and
apt-get dist-upgrade will not upgrade to the packages in
experimental automatically, you will still have to explicitly
request a certain package (or a family of them) from
experimental by stating the distribution after the package name and a slash.

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