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I didn't say it doesn't, but I don't, obviously as a response to
your question do you have language-pack-gnome-it-base installed?
About the symlinks. I have about 30.000 dangling symlinks. The
symlinks should obviously be shipped in the packages that provide the
file being pointed to. Having
Maybe I misunderstood your reference of it doesn't after only the
language packs. Honestly, I can't really make heads or tails of that
comment.
Lintian (and common sense IMVHO) seem to agree that having tens of
thousands of dangling symlinks is NOT a feature but of course a bug:
Sorry for the reply which didn't make sense, I typed that quickly and to
be frank rather annoyed after having to deal with the stack of bugs
duplicates you filed for this issue...
The symlinks should obviously be shipped in the packages that provide
the file being pointed to.
if you have a
Sebastien, thank you for the thorough explanation. At least I
understand some of the background now. I will see if I can come up with
some incredibly cool idea that everybody else overlooked so far ;-)
I've already done as you suggested and redirected stderr but of course
that's more of a
Thank you for your bug report, do you have language-pack-gnome-it-base
installed?
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No, I don't. But as you can see from the attachment this does not only
concern the Italian language or only the language packs after all.
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hum, what do you mean it doesn't after only the language packs? it seems
to be and that's a feature, that's how we implemented the langpacks for
help files, the original source ships symlink to the location where the
language pack will provide the files. Is that creating any issue for
you?
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ok, I dupped a few bugs and closed a few others one but I don't intend
to try to play catchup on that spamming, please use that bug to discuss
the issue before continuing to file new bugs...
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