[Alpine-info] Alpine for Debian GNU/Linux

[Riku Virtanen]

Yes. I suppose you are right.
Anyway, I would like to keep the setup files, address books, folders and 
Pine itself during the learning period. Alpine is a bit different than 
Pine and some things works differently.

How could I install Alpine but keep the current Pine?

Regards,
Riku

On Sat, 7 Feb 2009, Jan Fuchs wrote:

 Hi Riku,
 I estimate by you Debian GNU/Linux version is Etch. This version include
 package nano with filename /usr/bin/pico. You installed pine before alpine
 and package pine made one diversion on file /usr/bin/pico. But package
 alpine can't make next diversion on same file /usr/bin/pico. You remove
 package pine, nano and install package alpine.
 
         Bye Jan Fuchs
 
 On Sat, 7 Feb 2009, Riku Virtanen wrote:
 
 > Date: Sat, 7 Feb 2009 17:05:27
 > From: Riku Virtanen <rvi at sci.fi>
 > To: alpine-info at u.washington.edu
 > Subject: [Alpine-info] Alpine for Debian GNU/Linux (fwd)
 > 
 > The whole error text is
 > dpkg-divert: "diversion of /usr/bin/pico to /usr/bin/clone-editor moved by
 > alpine, clashes with "diversion of /usr/bin/pico to
 > /usr/bin/clone-editor-moved by pine,
 > dpkg: error processing /filename.deb (-install)
 > 
 > Riku
 
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