Why do you want to remove it?  I think it 's part of the OS.  If you don't want to use it just remove your Palm ID from pilot.
HLV

Jared <jared.vanvolkenburg@gmail.com> wrote:
I am also trying to remove the Palm Pilot support from my system. I am
using 8.04. I am unable to do so using the Add / Remove Applications
and using the Synaptic Package Manager to remove it, requires me to
remove ubuntu-desktop, which warns you not to remove it.

1. The palm pilot support should not be dependent on the desktop. It
should be an accessory add on, and easy to remove, or not installed by
default.

2. If an application appears in the Add / Remove Applications the user
should be able to remove it through there, without having to go into
Synaptic Package Manger and searching to find the individual packages
that may or may not be the correct packages to remove. This may seem
easy for advanced users, but not for the common user. If Ubuntu is to
be used by the 'everyman' and rolled out on Dell desktops, etc, adding
and removing programs using the Add / Remove Application utility should
be easier. (This may be a separate bug)

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gnome-pilot and ubuntu-desktop
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/201676
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Status in Source Package "gnome-pilot" in Ubuntu: New

Bug description:
Binary package hint: gnome-pilot

gnome-pilot alows you to use your palm device on ubuntu.

ubuntu-desktop is used to carry out certain upgrade transitions (such as adding new packages to the system).

I try to remove gnome-pilot and ubuntu-desktop must be removed with it. I try reinstalling ubuntu-desktop, and gnome-pilot (and a list of unwanted software) wants to come back onto my desktop.

If ubuntu-desktop is needed in distro upgrades, why not make it exclusive/seperated from all these small applications/applets.


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