** Description changed: Some applications that should be removable using gnome-app-install (because they're useless to me and _nothing_ depends on them), aren't. They are (but I'm not sure that they're limited to): 1. Bluetooth Analyzer (bluez-gnome) 2. Evolution Mail and Calendar (evolution) 3. PalmOS Devices (gnome-pilot) 4. Pidgin Internet Messenger (pidgin) All of them are recomended dependency of ubuntu-desktop (except gnome- pilot, that is installed via gnome-pilot-conduits) just like f-spot but, unlike that, they cannot be removed; I have removed them manually (using synaptic) and I've got no problems. - All version of gnome-app-install (and, of cource, gnome-app-install- - data-ubuntu) that I've used are buggy (Hardy stable and Intrepid beta). + All version of gnome-app-install (and, of course, app-install-data- + ubuntu) that I've used are buggy (Hardy stable and Intrepid beta).
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