Maybe this is a bug, maybe it isn't...
I installed the AMD64 Debian on my AMD64 box (emachines T6520 by the way).
Ever since the time I installed it, everytime I ran apt-get, I was given a
couple screenfulls of package names that were no longer needed and could be
removed by apt-get autoremove and 512M of disk space would be freed.
After a couple weeks, I got tired of seeing this message and I ran apt-get
autoremove.
And so I rebooted and here I am using links to compose this e-mail because X
become broken. Actually, X does work, but it seems every window manager is
broken.
I sort of feel stupid about taking it's advice. It does appear I will have to
reinstall Debian because of it. (I thought Debian stable was stable because it
didn't have such serious problems as this. Granted it didn't freeze up with an
Amiga-style fireworks display, but I still wish I had known what was going to
happen.)
Tim Legg
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