** Description changed: - Binary package hint: gnome-color-manager + Steps to reproduce in Ubuntu 11.10: - gcm-prefs (maverick) asks and tries to install shared-color-targets. - This fails because the package doesn't exist. + 1. Open System Settings > Color. + 2. Click Calibrate. + 3. Hit Continue on each screen until you get to Install Targets. + 4. Click Install Now. sessioninstaller prompts to install shared-color-targets but this fails because that's not in the Ubuntu archives yet. + + Original bug description: + gcm-prefs (maverick) asks and tries to install shared-color-targets. This fails because the package doesn't exist. It looks like I can grab this via Pascal de Bruijn's Lucid ppa, but it would be nice if it shipped in universe with gnome-color-manager.
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