| 2009-09-05 17:42:40 |
wayward4now |
description |
Since I have no bluetooth devices at all on my server, I wanted to remove all bluetooth related packages. Using synaptic, I could remove all of the bluetooth packages except libbluetooth3. It threaten to remove evolution, which kinda blows my mind.
I'm running 64bit Karmic. |
Since I have no bluetooth devices at all on my server, I wanted to remove all bluetooth related packages. Using synaptic, I could remove all of the bluetooth packages except libbluetooth3. It threaten to remove evolution, which kinda blows my mind.
I'm running 64bit Karmic.
The package name is libbluetooth3 4.5.1 Oubuntu1
"Library to use the BlueZ Linux Bluetooth stack" My feeling is that the package should remove other packages that are not strictly blueetooth hardware dependent, such as my email applications, like Evolution. |
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| 2009-09-05 17:42:59 |
wayward4now |
description |
Since I have no bluetooth devices at all on my server, I wanted to remove all bluetooth related packages. Using synaptic, I could remove all of the bluetooth packages except libbluetooth3. It threaten to remove evolution, which kinda blows my mind.
I'm running 64bit Karmic.
The package name is libbluetooth3 4.5.1 Oubuntu1
"Library to use the BlueZ Linux Bluetooth stack" My feeling is that the package should remove other packages that are not strictly blueetooth hardware dependent, such as my email applications, like Evolution. |
Since I have no bluetooth devices at all on my server, I wanted to remove all bluetooth related packages. Using synaptic, I could remove all of the bluetooth packages except libbluetooth3. It threaten to remove evolution, which kinda blows my mind.
I'm running 64bit Karmic.
The package name is libbluetooth3 4.5.1 Oubuntu1
"Library to use the BlueZ Linux Bluetooth stack" My feeling is that the package should not remove other packages that are not strictly blueetooth hardware dependent, such as my email applications, like Evolution. |
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