Julien Lavergne wrote:
> Public bug reported:
>
> Binary package hint: language-selector
>
> On a LXDE desktop (GTK environnement), there is no need for openoffice
> support or gnome-documentation. But, using language-selector for
> managing languages support is nice to have, so it would be nice to have
> the ability to not install thoses depends. Reading quickly the code, I
> think the best way to do it is to write a frontend, subclassed from the
> standard gnome frontend, and to overrides some function to exclude
> thoses packages.
oo.o translations only get installed if openoffice.org-common is already
installed on the system or is going to be installed. Likewise, the gnome
translations and docs are only installed if libgnome2-common is present
on the system or going to be installed.
Does your LXDE installation depend on either of those?
Julien Lavergne wrote: tion. But, using language-selector for
> Public bug reported:
>
> Binary package hint: language-selector
>
> On a LXDE desktop (GTK environnement), there is no need for openoffice
> support or gnome-documenta
> managing languages support is nice to have, so it would be nice to have
> the ability to not install thoses depends. Reading quickly the code, I
> think the best way to do it is to write a frontend, subclassed from the
> standard gnome frontend, and to overrides some function to exclude
> thoses packages.
oo.o translations only get installed if openoffice. org-common is already
installed on the system or is going to be installed. Likewise, the gnome
translations and docs are only installed if libgnome2-common is present
on the system or going to be installed.
Does your LXDE installation depend on either of those?
Cheers
Arne