Public bug reported:
I tried to update the system (Ubuntu 12.04 LTS "precise") with the
Update Manager. It shows 2 _important security updates_ for language-
selector-common (0.79.4) and language-selector-gnome (0.79.4), but they
can't be selected. They should be, as any package in Update Manager and
as I had done a lot of times.
I check in Synaptic and found the two packages marked with an ! symbol
in gray; I don't know what it means. The installed version is 0.79, for
both packages. I mark them for update, and Synaptic asks to mark for
delete language-selector-gnome, ubuntu-desktop and ubuntu-standard. I
don't know if I should delete them or do something different.
- If I try to update language-selector-gnome first, it asks to delete
ubuntu-desktop.
- If I try to apply the changes, Synaptics shows a message saying that
it can not update because it has language-selector-commons as an
unsolvable dependency (it needs language-selector-common 0.79.4).
What should I do? Leave it without updating? If update, which would be
the correct order in the process? ("first delete this package, then
update the other, then reinstall a third" or something like that). Is
the bug in Update Manager, instead?
Thanks in advance.
** Affects: language-selector (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: precise
** Attachment added: "Synaptic image with 2 language selector packages with
exclamation sign (paquete= package; Versión instalada = Installed version;
Última versión = Latest version; Tamaño = Size; Descripción = Description)"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1233374/+attachment/3851885/+files/Synaptic%20with%202%20language-selector%20packages%20with%20excl%20symbol%202013-09-30.png
** Tags added: precise
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1233374
Title:
can not select language-selector-common and language-selector-gnome in
Update Manager
Status in “language-selector” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I tried to update the system (Ubuntu 12.04 LTS "precise") with the
Update Manager. It shows 2 _important security updates_ for language-
selector-common (0.79.4) and language-selector-gnome (0.79.4), but
they can't be selected. They should be, as any package in Update
Manager and as I had done a lot of times.
I check in Synaptic and found the two packages marked with an ! symbol
in gray; I don't know what it means. The installed version is 0.79,
for both packages. I mark them for update, and Synaptic asks to mark
for delete language-selector-gnome, ubuntu-desktop and ubuntu-
standard. I don't know if I should delete them or do something
different.
- If I try to update language-selector-gnome first, it asks to delete
ubuntu-desktop.
- If I try to apply the changes, Synaptics shows a message saying
that it can not update because it has language-selector-commons as an
unsolvable dependency (it needs language-selector-common 0.79.4).
What should I do? Leave it without updating? If update, which would
be the correct order in the process? ("first delete this package, then
update the other, then reinstall a third" or something like that). Is
the bug in Update Manager, instead?
Thanks in advance.
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