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Package: gswitchit
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Justification: libhowl0 moving to non-free
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Please rebuild gswitchit without the libhowl0 dependency since it's
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multiple architectures, so there should be a sourceful upload.
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GSwitchit has been removed from the archive.
Closing it's bugs.
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Filip
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