[Matt Zimmerman] > You should never need to install udebs on an installed system, and I > don't think that apt even tries to handle them intelligently. If it > did, it should probably treat them like experimental and never > install them unless explicitly requested.
I know. But udebs are debs not following policy, dropping documentation, licence info and all files not required to get d-i working, so the problem should affect real debs as well. Ah, and I forgot to include the command I used to trigger the bug. This is the command line: apt-get update && apt-get -u dist-upgrade
