Apt-get :: Luit Linux Apt-get problem



Hello DSL,
I am actually trying to get Apt in Luit Linux (a version of DSL) HD install to work, here is my problem.  After installing to the HD, I used the command:

sudo dpkg-restore  (which did a wget http://damnsmalllinux.org/dpkg.tar.gz)

Then I downloaded the dsl-dpkg.dsl from the DSL site (which I then moved to / and unpacked it)

The problem is when I do sudo apt-get update I get the error:

E: The method driver /usr/lib/apt/metods/http could not be found.

I hope someone can help.
OT, I just had a look at Luit, and got excited 'cause it said it had the GIMP and Scribus... but all to no avail, these are not in the base CD, you have to add another 50meg extension to it.  So DSL is still ruling.
I only got interested because I thought it had these apps in the base 50meg iso, which is only relevant to me in the past few days as I finally tracked down some 50MB biz-card CDs.  Normally I make a MyDSL mini-CD, so DSL tweaks nicely to suit my requirements, but after booting up a plain vanilla DSL, I realised how much I miss my DSL extensions.  Oh well, I guess the biz-card will only really be used for emergency boots anyway, will carry it in my wallet, any other time I'll use the ever-so-nice MyDSL extended versions...

Sorry for hi-jacking the thread.

Oh, I'm thinking maybe Luit is behind the 8-ball with the dpkg package, the one it's linking to may be outdated?  You seem to be doubling up on the effort - I'd first try only using the dsl-dpkg.dsl, don't know if Luit uses mydsl extensions or not, if so, in emelfm just click it and install, before running sudo apt-get update (bear in mind it's been over a year since I last used apt...)
Might also want to install the gnu-utils package first, just in case.
why not just stick with DSL ?
afterall, it can do anything you want it to.
RoGuE_StreaK, I had come to the same conclusion, that apt had broke in the luix derivative.  The reason I went with luit linux was that it is small like dsl and had the XFCE4 window manager and rox-filer file manager.  I know they are not slim and trim like fluxbox , but I don't have to teach people how to use them.  I would love to rework dsl to have just the following:

XFCE4
rox-filer
firefox
thunderbird
openoffice
cups

To be able to have this I am afraid it will break dsl, by adding and deleting so many files.

original here.