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rosegarden package

Rosegarden depends on Dolphin file manager

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Binary package hint: rosegarden

As in title, if you install Rosegarder on Intrepid, Dolphin will be installed too.
You can't remove dolphin without removing Rosegarden.

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Cesare Tirabassi (norsetto) said : 		#1

This is not a bug but a question.
Rosegarden is a KDE application and as such depends on a number of KDE packages (kdebase-bin, kdelibs4c2a (>= 4:3.5.9), khelpcenter4, konqueror,etc.). Dolphin is a secondary dependancy (it gets dragged in by one or more of these explicit dependancies).

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Bhavani Shankar (bhavi) said : 		#2

yes I support cesare...

you should look at the debian/control file to understand his explanation correctly..

for that

apt-get source rosegarden

then cd into extracted directory

then cd into the debian directory

then

kate control

or

kwrite control

or

gedit control

to edit the control file..

Regards

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captive (salvo-schifani) said : 		#3

Sorry for the error.
Bhavani Shankar suggention shows clearly which the problem is.
I still think that a kde package shouldn't take with itself unwanted software, such as a new filemanager is, I hope this can be fixed before finale release. Version 1.6 did not depend on nothing but standard kde libs.
Thanks for the support!