* Adeodato Simó [Wed, 29 Oct 2008 21:04:40 +0100]:
> * Daniel Burrows [Thu, 18 Sep 2008 21:16:53 -0700]:
> > That's really weird. It doesn't have a reason for marking digikam:
> > it looks like it's treating it as part of the root set. But why?
> > digikam is specifically called out at the top of the trace as being
> > automatically installed.
> > I assume that you haven't set Aptitude::Keep-Unused-Pattern or
> > Apt::NeverAutoRemove to something that would include digikam, but
> > that's the only reason I can think of or see that this *should* be
> > happening. (well, I suppose there's also the possibility that it's
> > somehow Essential, but I think we can discount that)
> I'm also suffering from this on a new install. You can guess it's very
> annoying...
In my attached typescript libsplashy1 wasn't removed when removing
uswusp. However I just installed okular (with aptitude instead of
apt-get, could that be relevant), and removing it indeed uninstalles its
automatic dependencies.
Cheers,
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