+1 to the answer of "Prosthetic Head" - I couldnt answer better.
@FrankyT: I personally did know that if the ubuntu-desktop is removed, all the other packages attached to it won't be removed also. First, because I am working with Debian and Ubuntu together almost 10 years know, I believe - and I think also, that a clever newbie will also don't think that, because it just would make no sense! That is not the point. (But it could be solved very easily, I could solve it, with my average packaging knowledge..)
Read it, and also the link included in there, so you find out, what the real problem is, and what problems a user might get, without knowing that it has its origin in removing a package that removes ubuntu-desktop which ends in a not properly upgraded system.
+1 to the answer of "Prosthetic Head" - I couldnt answer better.
@FrankyT: I personally did know that if the ubuntu-desktop is removed, all the other packages attached to it won't be removed also. First, because I am working with Debian and Ubuntu together almost 10 years know, I believe - and I think also, that a clever newbie will also don't think that, because it just would make no sense! That is not the point. (But it could be solved very easily, I could solve it, with my average packaging knowledge..)
It is just the point, the user above pointed out!
It was not only for fun, that I added the following link like above: /lists. ubuntu. com/archives/ sounder/ 2006-June/ 007465. html
https:/
Read it, and also the link included in there, so you find out, what the real problem is, and what problems a user might get, without knowing that it has its origin in removing a package that removes ubuntu-desktop which ends in a not properly upgraded system.