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Bug#250422: marked as done (Base-config: package installation inconsistency)



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Subject: Base-config: package installation inconsistency
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Package: base-config
Version: 2.21
Severity: wishlist

If I use apt to select which package to install, mdetect and read-edid (and 
possibly others) are shown as:
 *** Opt utils   mdetect     ....
 *** Opt utils   read-edid   ....

However, when I check after installation has completed, both packages have 
magically disappeared. This is confusing to users.
It would be more consistent if the package selection tools would show which 
packages will be present on the system after installation.

Packages that are to be removed (or added) by the installer, should
- either be installed/removed,
- or be marked as such (so the user can override this or the package
  installation step can handle the actual installation/removal)
before the package selection step in base-config.

P.S.
This is not a 'hard' bug, but I was very confused the first time I noticed 
this. My feeling is this should be possible, because nothing really important 
gets done after package selection, but if there are problems 'won't fix' is 
OK with me.

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Closing as this bug is no longer relevant.



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