Packaging is done to provide more functionnalities to everyone, and
libbluetooth3 is 70KB package.
If you want a lightweight installa, I would also advice to remove evolution.
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Status: New => Invalid
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libbluetooth3 removal would remove evolution
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Not trying to go lightweight just like to be able to remove things i never
going to use.
I don't have any bluetooth devices either so wish tho have all bluetooth stuff
gone.
not much of the things that gets removed i use but would like to keep
network-manager-gnome
gvfs-backends
It would be gre
What is the problem with leaving this package installed? It is not a very
large package. If you are trying to go lightweight, you could try other email
clients.
I don't have any bluetooth devices, but I would imagine that evolution has many
uses for bluetooth since it has features to sync with
Using Ubuntu Karmic 32bit:
Removing libbluetooth3 [4.51-0ubuntu2] removes
evolution
evolution-couchdb
evolution-exchange
evolution-indicator
evolution-plugins
gnome-pilot
gnome-pilot-conduits
gvfs-backends
libgnome-pilot2
libpisock9
libpisync1
obex-data-server
obexd-client
totem
totem-mozilla
tote
I have the same problem, using Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope (9.04), and
4.32-0ubuntu4.1 version of the "libbluetooth3".
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libbluetooth3 removal would remove evolution
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** Description changed:
Since I have no bluetooth devices at all on my server, I wanted to
remove all bluetooth related packages. Using synaptic, I could remove
all of the bluetooth packages except libbluetooth3. It threaten to
remove evolution, which kinda blows my mind.
I'm running
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