Localizing LibreOffice, one may want to install:
libreoffice-l10n-{lang or sometimes locale}
aspell-{mostly lang, sometimes locale}
hunspell-{...}
mythes-{...}
...
Would you advise everyone in all cases that they incorporate additional checks
for each possibility? Where's simplicity?
It is against sensible non-purist programming paradigm to not provide a
way to gracefully default.
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The solution for my use cases above is:
echo "package-x install\package-y purge" | dpkg --set-selections && apt-
get dselect-upgrade
dpkg at least has a (in this case default) way to gracefully continue.
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"apt-get --ignore-missing install" fails when it can't find a package
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