Marking invalid as this isn't actually a bug
** Changed in: pidgin (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released = Invalid
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Title:
sudo apt-get install
Fixed last night. Pidgin deps are back to a decent sized list of
packages.
** Changed in: pidgin (Ubuntu)
Status: Opinion = Fix Released
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Fane, why do you think the bug was *fixed released*?. I don't see any
changes in the changelog/diff files [1] that fix this issue. Pidgin
pulls a lot of *Suggests dependencies* where not in a Gnome DE. The is
and Opinion bug and should be marked as so.
Regards.
[1]
When you do
sudo apt-get install pidgin
Pidgin (like many, many others packages) will recommend you a lot of GTK
dependencies if you don't have a Gnome DE (Desktop Environment). This is
because the package should integrate much better with those package.
To avoid this behavior and just install
sorry #3 not valid, restored and reassigned
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Title:
sudo apt-get install
Normally (and previously) pidgin would require ~10 extra packages
(dependencies). Now it requires ~100 extra packages (dependencies). You
don't call this a bug - ok, I understand. However, I don't call this a
question, either.
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