Why is gnome-todo not installed although it's a dependency of ubuntu-desktop?
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Why is gnome-todo not installed when it is a dependency of ubuntu-desktop meta package in 18.04?
$ apt-cache rdepends gnome-todo
gnome-todo
Reverse Depends:
libecal-1.2-19
vanilla-gnome-desktop
gnome
ubuntu-desktop
libgnome-todo-dev
libgnome-todo-dev
libgnome-todo
libgnome-todo
gir1.2-gtd-1.0
gnome-todo-common
gnome-todo-common
gir1.2-gtd-1.0
$ apt-cache policy gnome-todo
gnome-todo:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 3.28.1-1
Version table:
3.28.1-1 500
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic/main amd64 Packages
$ dpkg -l | grep ubuntu-desktop
ii ubuntu-desktop 1.417 amd64 The Ubuntu desktop system
$ dpkg -l | grep todo
$ sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
ubuntu-desktop is already the newest version (1.417).
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Update: This situation probably results from an interrupted and subsequently repaired upgrade to 18.04. Would doug's suggestion (sudo apt remove ubuntu-desktop && sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop) restore all the default/recommended packages that are installed during an upgrade?
apt package-management 18.04
asked Apr 19 at 19:34
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Why is gnome-todo not installed when it is a dependency of ubuntu-desktop meta package in 18.04?
$ apt-cache rdepends gnome-todo
gnome-todo
Reverse Depends:
libecal-1.2-19
vanilla-gnome-desktop
gnome
ubuntu-desktop
libgnome-todo-dev
libgnome-todo-dev
libgnome-todo
libgnome-todo
gir1.2-gtd-1.0
gnome-todo-common
gnome-todo-common
gir1.2-gtd-1.0
$ apt-cache policy gnome-todo
gnome-todo:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 3.28.1-1
Version table:
3.28.1-1 500
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic/main amd64 Packages
$ dpkg -l | grep ubuntu-desktop
ii ubuntu-desktop 1.417 amd64 The Ubuntu desktop system
$ dpkg -l | grep todo
$ sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
ubuntu-desktop is already the newest version (1.417).
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Update: This situation probably results from an interrupted and subsequently repaired upgrade to 18.04. Would doug's suggestion (sudo apt remove ubuntu-desktop && sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop) restore all the default/recommended packages that are installed during an upgrade?
apt package-management 18.04
asked Apr 19 at 19:34
HueyDeweyandLouie
133
It's not installed on Ubuntu 16.04, and I can't find anything in the support version of Ubuntu that requires it. If it's a requisite of the 18.04 operation, there is a good chance that it will be install when 18.04 is released. If the developers are making a mistake, it's important that you file a bug report to get the issue addressed. All the bugs may not be completely worked out before the release, but it would help if you would use the proper channel for support. Please report and track your bug (including feature request) at: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu
– L. D. James
Apr 19 at 20:41
1
It's a recommend ofubuntu-desktop, if you were to remove & then re-installubuntu-desktopit would likely get installed. Alsognome-todois on the current 18.04 image so no bug.. Check the .manifest here cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current
– doug
Apr 19 at 20:49
Thanks. I see now that "apt-cache show ubuntu-desktop" lists gnome-todo as a recommend.
– HueyDeweyandLouie
Apr 19 at 21:35
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Why is gnome-todo not installed when it is a dependency of ubuntu-desktop meta package in 18.04?
$ apt-cache rdepends gnome-todo
gnome-todo
Reverse Depends:
libecal-1.2-19
vanilla-gnome-desktop
gnome
ubuntu-desktop
libgnome-todo-dev
libgnome-todo-dev
libgnome-todo
libgnome-todo
gir1.2-gtd-1.0
gnome-todo-common
gnome-todo-common
gir1.2-gtd-1.0
$ apt-cache policy gnome-todo
gnome-todo:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 3.28.1-1
Version table:
3.28.1-1 500
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic/main amd64 Packages
$ dpkg -l | grep ubuntu-desktop
ii ubuntu-desktop 1.417 amd64 The Ubuntu desktop system
$ dpkg -l | grep todo
$ sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
ubuntu-desktop is already the newest version (1.417).
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Update: This situation probably results from an interrupted and subsequently repaired upgrade to 18.04. Would doug's suggestion (sudo apt remove ubuntu-desktop && sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop) restore all the default/recommended packages that are installed during an upgrade?
apt package-management 18.04
asked Apr 19 at 19:34
HueyDeweyandLouie
133
Why is gnome-todo not installed when it is a dependency of ubuntu-desktop meta package in 18.04?
$ apt-cache rdepends gnome-todo
gnome-todo
Reverse Depends:
libecal-1.2-19
vanilla-gnome-desktop
gnome
ubuntu-desktop
libgnome-todo-dev
libgnome-todo-dev
libgnome-todo
libgnome-todo
gir1.2-gtd-1.0
gnome-todo-common
gnome-todo-common
gir1.2-gtd-1.0
$ apt-cache policy gnome-todo
gnome-todo:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 3.28.1-1
Version table:
3.28.1-1 500
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic/main amd64 Packages
$ dpkg -l | grep ubuntu-desktop
ii ubuntu-desktop 1.417 amd64 The Ubuntu desktop system
$ dpkg -l | grep todo
$ sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
ubuntu-desktop is already the newest version (1.417).
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Update: This situation probably results from an interrupted and subsequently repaired upgrade to 18.04. Would doug's suggestion (sudo apt remove ubuntu-desktop && sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop) restore all the default/recommended packages that are installed during an upgrade?
apt package-management 18.04
asked Apr 19 at 19:34
HueyDeweyandLouie
133
edited Apr 19 at 21:48
asked Apr 19 at 19:34
HueyDeweyandLouie
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asked Apr 19 at 19:34
HueyDeweyandLouie
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asked Apr 19 at 19:34
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It's not installed on Ubuntu 16.04, and I can't find anything in the support version of Ubuntu that requires it. If it's a requisite of the 18.04 operation, there is a good chance that it will be install when 18.04 is released. If the developers are making a mistake, it's important that you file a bug report to get the issue addressed. All the bugs may not be completely worked out before the release, but it would help if you would use the proper channel for support. Please report and track your bug (including feature request) at: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu
– L. D. James
Apr 19 at 20:41
1
It's a recommend ofubuntu-desktop, if you were to remove & then re-installubuntu-desktopit would likely get installed. Alsognome-todois on the current 18.04 image so no bug.. Check the .manifest here cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current
– doug
Apr 19 at 20:49
Thanks. I see now that "apt-cache show ubuntu-desktop" lists gnome-todo as a recommend.
– HueyDeweyandLouie
Apr 19 at 21:35
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It's not installed on Ubuntu 16.04, and I can't find anything in the support version of Ubuntu that requires it. If it's a requisite of the 18.04 operation, there is a good chance that it will be install when 18.04 is released. If the developers are making a mistake, it's important that you file a bug report to get the issue addressed. All the bugs may not be completely worked out before the release, but it would help if you would use the proper channel for support. Please report and track your bug (including feature request) at: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu
– L. D. James
Apr 19 at 20:41
1
It's a recommend ofubuntu-desktop, if you were to remove & then re-installubuntu-desktopit would likely get installed. Alsognome-todois on the current 18.04 image so no bug.. Check the .manifest here cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current
– doug
Apr 19 at 20:49
Thanks. I see now that "apt-cache show ubuntu-desktop" lists gnome-todo as a recommend.
– HueyDeweyandLouie
Apr 19 at 21:35
It's not installed on Ubuntu 16.04, and I can't find anything in the support version of Ubuntu that requires it. If it's a requisite of the 18.04 operation, there is a good chance that it will be install when 18.04 is released. If the developers are making a mistake, it's important that you file a bug report to get the issue addressed. All the bugs may not be completely worked out before the release, but it would help if you would use the proper channel for support. Please report and track your bug (including feature request) at: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu
– L. D. James
Apr 19 at 20:41
It's not installed on Ubuntu 16.04, and I can't find anything in the support version of Ubuntu that requires it. If it's a requisite of the 18.04 operation, there is a good chance that it will be install when 18.04 is released. If the developers are making a mistake, it's important that you file a bug report to get the issue addressed. All the bugs may not be completely worked out before the release, but it would help if you would use the proper channel for support. Please report and track your bug (including feature request) at: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu
– L. D. James
Apr 19 at 20:41
1
1
It's a recommend of
ubuntu-desktop, if you were to remove & then re-install ubuntu-desktop it would likely get installed. Also gnome-todois on the current 18.04 image so no bug.. Check the .manifest here cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current– doug
Apr 19 at 20:49
It's a recommend of
ubuntu-desktop, if you were to remove & then re-install ubuntu-desktop it would likely get installed. Also gnome-todois on the current 18.04 image so no bug.. Check the .manifest here cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current– doug
Apr 19 at 20:49
Thanks. I see now that "apt-cache show ubuntu-desktop" lists gnome-todo as a recommend.
– HueyDeweyandLouie
Apr 19 at 21:35
Thanks. I see now that "apt-cache show ubuntu-desktop" lists gnome-todo as a recommend.
– HueyDeweyandLouie
Apr 19 at 21:35
add a comment |Â
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gnome-todo is a recommendation of ubuntu-desktop. As such it can be removed without removing the ubuntu-desktop meta-package.
Also to note that it will be included on the 18.04 release image.
In this case it should suffice to remove & then reinstall the ubuntu-desktop package
sudo apt remove ubuntu-desktop && sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop
edited Apr 20 at 8:41
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gnome-todo is a recommendation of ubuntu-desktop. As such it can be removed without removing the ubuntu-desktop meta-package.
Also to note that it will be included on the 18.04 release image.
In this case it should suffice to remove & then reinstall the ubuntu-desktop package
sudo apt remove ubuntu-desktop && sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop
edited Apr 20 at 8:41
David Foerster
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answered Apr 19 at 22:21
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gnome-todo is a recommendation of ubuntu-desktop. As such it can be removed without removing the ubuntu-desktop meta-package.
Also to note that it will be included on the 18.04 release image.
In this case it should suffice to remove & then reinstall the ubuntu-desktop package
sudo apt remove ubuntu-desktop && sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop
edited Apr 20 at 8:41
David Foerster
26.1k1361106
answered Apr 19 at 22:21
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up vote
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up vote
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down vote
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gnome-todo is a recommendation of ubuntu-desktop. As such it can be removed without removing the ubuntu-desktop meta-package.
Also to note that it will be included on the 18.04 release image.
In this case it should suffice to remove & then reinstall the ubuntu-desktop package
sudo apt remove ubuntu-desktop && sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop
edited Apr 20 at 8:41
David Foerster
26.1k1361106
answered Apr 19 at 22:21
doug
13.6k13451
gnome-todo is a recommendation of ubuntu-desktop. As such it can be removed without removing the ubuntu-desktop meta-package.
Also to note that it will be included on the 18.04 release image.
In this case it should suffice to remove & then reinstall the ubuntu-desktop package
sudo apt remove ubuntu-desktop && sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop
edited Apr 20 at 8:41
David Foerster
26.1k1361106
answered Apr 19 at 22:21
doug
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edited Apr 20 at 8:41
David Foerster
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edited Apr 20 at 8:41
David Foerster
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It's not installed on Ubuntu 16.04, and I can't find anything in the support version of Ubuntu that requires it. If it's a requisite of the 18.04 operation, there is a good chance that it will be install when 18.04 is released. If the developers are making a mistake, it's important that you file a bug report to get the issue addressed. All the bugs may not be completely worked out before the release, but it would help if you would use the proper channel for support. Please report and track your bug (including feature request) at: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu
– L. D. James
Apr 19 at 20:41
1
It's a recommend of
ubuntu-desktop, if you were to remove & then re-installubuntu-desktopit would likely get installed. Alsognome-todois on the current 18.04 image so no bug.. Check the .manifest here cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current– doug
Apr 19 at 20:49
Thanks. I see now that "apt-cache show ubuntu-desktop" lists gnome-todo as a recommend.
– HueyDeweyandLouie
Apr 19 at 21:35