This took down one of my Digital Ocean droplets running Debian 10 (because I
was an idiot and said "yes" to continue when grub reported a failure).
But I was able to fix it similar to Bernd by booting the DO recovery ISO (that
runs Ubuntu), mount my root disk at /mnt, chroot, and then run:
A year later, and this still exists? I've never had a snaps folder in my
$HOME, I upgrade to 18.04, and all of a sudden this random folder
appears in there. I don't even know what snaps is, nor do I care. Please
invent a time machine, go back to when snaps were first a thought, and
do it right the
Yes, but the lib is still there, and still unnecessary baggage. Also, as
Marcel pointed out, a set of 'recommended' plugins should not be a
required dependency, so there is still an issue here, but I'll let you
guys decide what you want to do from here.
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totem depends on libtrackerclient (even
that's funny, since synaptic will kindly tell you that removing
libtrackerclient also requires removing totem totem-plugins
** Changed in: totem (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = New
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totem depends on libtrackerclient (even when tracker is not installed)
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: totem
Maybe I'm crazy for even noticing this, but why in the world does totem
depend on libtrackerclient? I can see that this would be a desired
library if tracker is installed, but what if I want to get rid of
tracker? Totem is the only thing standing
** Changed in: epiphany-extensions (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Could you provide a little bit more info on #3? Are you using a TV tuner
and something like mythTV? Are you trying to watch TV on a website, like
abc, or nbc? Provide the exact steps to get to where you are at with it
being 'stopped'.
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What is needed to receive TV documentaries with sound on
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: debian-installer
In the last several versions of ubuntu, an 'arbitrary' minimum hostname
length has been imposed on users. It specifies in the debian installer
that a hostname should be between 2 and 63 characters long. In the
graphical installer (as
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: bugzilla
After installing via apt, it seemed to work fine, until I tried to login. then
I got a path that looked like /cgi-bin/bugzilla/cgi-bin/bugzilla... which
doesn't get you anywhere except a missing page.
Out of pure luck I think, I checked the
