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    Many "-dev" packages for installing

    I have Many "-dev" packages for installing is there a simple way to use it by creating a user defined command or a predefined command? Can anyone help me with this? Please help a n00b...

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    Re: Many "-dev" packages for installing

    I found this in debian's quick reference manual :

    Code:
    # dselect update # always do this before upgrade
    # dselect select # select packages in "suggests" and "recommends"
    # dselect install

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    Re: Many "-dev" packages for installing

    Have a look at the available tools :

    dselect --- menu-driven package management tool (top level)
    dpkg --- install package (package-file centric)
    apt-get --- install package (package-archive centric, CLI APT)
    tasksel --- install task (a set of packages)
    aptitude --- install package (package & task, ncurses APT)
    deity --- alternative ncurses APT
    synaptic, gsynaptic --- GUI APT alternatives

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    Re: Many "-dev" packages for installing

    I think you will need these too for easy operations :

    apt-cache - check package archive in local cache
    dpkg-reconfigure - reconfigure an already installed package
    dpkg-source - manage source package file
    dpkg-buildpackage - automate the building of a package file

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