The machine where I'm having this problem is a virtual machine, so I'm able to snapshot it and make changes I otherwise might not. So when I finished my work in the virtual machine, I created a snapshot, then removed ubuntu-docs and reinstalled it. This downgraded it from 10.10.5 to 10.10.4ubuntu0.1. That eliminated the problem--now, when I go to System > About Ubuntu, it again correctly indicates my Ubuntu release as 10.10.
@Nicolas Mongrain-Lacombe
Are you completely sure that your ubuntu-docs version is 10.10.4ubuntu0.1? Has it possibly been upgraded to 10.10.5 from maverick-proposed recently, triggering the behavior similar to this bug? What is the output of "apt-cache policy ubuntu-docs"? (The complete output will reveal not just the installed version but also what versions are available for your system from what software sources.)
The machine where I'm having this problem is a virtual machine, so I'm able to snapshot it and make changes I otherwise might not. So when I finished my work in the virtual machine, I created a snapshot, then removed ubuntu-docs and reinstalled it. This downgraded it from 10.10.5 to 10.10.4ubuntu0.1. That eliminated the problem--now, when I go to System > About Ubuntu, it again correctly indicates my Ubuntu release as 10.10.
@Nicolas Mongrain-Lacombe
Are you completely sure that your ubuntu-docs version is 10.10.4ubuntu0.1? Has it possibly been upgraded to 10.10.5 from maverick-proposed recently, triggering the behavior similar to this bug? What is the output of "apt-cache policy ubuntu-docs"? (The complete output will reveal not just the installed version but also what versions are available for your system from what software sources.)