Sorry for assigning it then to the papercuts, but as a comment @mpt : as you said, "it would need non-trivial design work before it became fixable", but afterwards, it would be easy to fix I guess (desktop files do contain a Terminal entry). So i guess that it still meets the papercut requirements, because: - it is a problem occurring within an existing piece of software, software center - it's presence makes a computer less pleasant to use (if you want to use an app, you install it from SC and you can not start it, it makes a computer less pleasant to use) - it is easy to fix, see above - the average user encounters in in a default application in Ubuntu So maybe the definition of a papercut should be a bit more precise, e.g. the "easy to fix" bullet could be "does not require more than one man-day of work(coding, design, etc)".
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