I see, I was worried about removing that once since the package
description stated:
"It is also used to help ensure proper upgrades, so it is recommended
that it not be removed."
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The ubuntu-desktop *is* Unity and a selection of associated packages.
If you want a custom Ubuntu desktop without Unity, remove the ubuntu-
desktop package, then install whatever other packages you want to use
instead. That's how easy it is. It is not a bug that it works this
way. It's what "wor
You claim that I can uninstall Unity, but when I attempt to do so, it
also removes ubuntu-desktop.
How am I supposed to uninstall Unity?
Isn't it possible to make the ubuntu-desktop package recommend instead of
depend on Unity?
I don't want this Unity on my system.
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You can uninstall Unity without problems, but make sure to read the
autoremoves apt-get proposes.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1232301
Tit
ubuntu-desktop is a metapackage which depends on the default Ubuntu
desktop (unity, unity lens, indicators, etc, etc). It is not a bug that
it will be removed if you remove Unity, since only makes sense for it be
installed if all its dependencies are installed.
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