Well...a debate over if this is a real bug or not is not one I will go
into, however, I would like to say one thing about this.
Having tried Linux Mint, I can tell you for certain that there is
NOTHING about the GNOME desktop that actually requires ANY part of
evolution, INCLUDING
Why does removing Evolution also remove gnome-dbg? Which is debugging
symbols for the entire gnome desktop.
Is the logic that to debug the gnome desktop you need an office app that
provides group communications and a calendar? Is it a diabolical
microsoft style trick by an Evolution fanboy to
This all seems EXACTLY like not being able to remove Internet Explorer
from windoze without crippling the GUI.
Hmm
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@ Sebastien Bacher: This user has not asked a question, he has described
a bug. Another user has confirmed this bug. It is not invalid. It is not
Wishlist either, unless you think that every bug posted on Launchpad
should be labelled Wishlist because the users WISH this bug not to
occur.
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This isn't a bug though. As already pointed out, there are lots of
desktop components that currently (correctly) depend on evolution-data-
server as they use features of it. If you want to remove e-d-s, then you
will also have to remove those components that depend on it too.
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And, AFAICT, the only package which cannot be removed is evolution-data-
server-common, which doesn't actually contain anything other than a few
icons and glade files used by other components. It doesn't actually
contain any evolution executable code or libraries If that is the only
package you
why do you insist on asking those user questions on the bug tracker?
those depends are correct, evolution-data-server is used by those
applications to get stored information and the depends are correct, you
don't understand what evolution-data-server is used not only by
evolution apparently but
Well, if its not only used by Evolution, then perhaps it should have a smarter
name. Like gnome-data-server or something.
Because, I don't want Evolution on my computer.
When I do 'ps aux | grep evolution' it still lists evolution-data-
server, which I thought I don't want or need, because I
I myself have tried removing evolution before since I have no use for it
at all, as in the past and currently Ubuntu fails to remove the unwanted
evolution package, so its still there and I just ignore it, it does not
seem to be a bug tho more like how evolution depends on so many libs to
work
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that's not a bug but an user question rather
** Changed in: evolution (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
** Changed in: evolution (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
** bug changed to question:
https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evolution/+question/50367
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This is a bug.
I know how to uninstall software. I goto Add/Remove, select the software, and
uncheck it, then it uninstalls.
Or, I use apt-get remove, or synaptic.
This dumb thing, just wont uninstall!
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why won't it uninstall? what error do you get exactly?
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Add/Remove... says;
-- Cannot remove 'evolution'
-- One or more applications depend on evolution. To remove evolution and the
dependent applications, use the Synaptic package manager.
Using Synaptic, I can get rid of evolution, evolution-common, evolution-
exchange, and evolution-webcal. If I
that's really an user question about what are the libraries and how they
are used in GNOME not a bug
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Well, if I try to remove evolution-data-server then it removes Ekiga.
I never told it to remove Ekiga, so I think its a bug.
If I try to remove evolution-data-server-common, then it will remove
gnome-panel and cripple my Ubuntu so its broken. I think its a bug. I
never told it to do that.
If I
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