Paul King wrote:
> Stupid package manager.
It is just and only your decision whether to use dselect. Unless
your are SM, then I would propose to forget on dselect
(unfortunately, you cannot remove it) and use aptitude. But
before anything else, try 'apt-get -f install' and then run
aptitude (it is not installed by default) and command g in it.
I have used dselect exactly five minutes and when it removed all
my KDE, I have learned hard way, that it is not user friendly
program.
Matej
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