Why is gksu marked as 'local-obsolete'?
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udippel
Since the upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10 yesterday, on one of my boxen, gksu is the last 'non-regular' item, it is marked as local and obsolete. But when I remove it, it will take a whole lot of programs with it, gdm, gnome-desktop, etc.
So I personally don't think it is and don't remove it. I have already done a few apt-get update, but it keeps telling me that gksu may safely be removed.
Is this true? Is this a bug?
Uwe
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