Patrick Dunford wrote:

I have found a couple of times so far that dselect was asked to install a package, it queued the package but failed to install it.

[...] Eventually I found out about apt-get and installed it myself.

If you still prefer to use a program like dselect, try aptitude. It has a more modern-looking interface, and more importantly it keeps track of which packages were installed automatically, like libraries, and removes them again when they're unused.

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