Ubuntu uses language packs. The language pack process strips
translations out of the .deb packages so that they can be provided by
the language packs instead.
In some cases, the translations are the only things in a package and the
package therefore appears to be empty. However, it is not worth
diverging from Debian to remove these packages only on Ubuntu.
Therefore, this is expected behavior and there is nothing that needs to
be fixed here.
** Changed in: libgdata (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
** Changed in: libgdata (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Won't Fix
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libgdata-common is required by libgdata22 but is empty.
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