Dear maintainer(s),

I noticed that package med-laboratory recommends opencfu, which is
currently not available in unstable.

See:

- https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/opencfu

It was removed in December 2025 from testing. But it's not in unstable
either. It had some dependencies (gtk-2) that are not packaged in Debian
(unmaintained by upstream); and opencfu upstream's last release was in
2013 so I assume that it's not coming back.

Would it make sense to remove or update it?

Thank you for your time,

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severity 1149870 normal
thanks

Hello Carles.

Thanks a lot for doing this!

I understand that you are trying to be "nice" by not making those bugs RC,
at least until all bugs in such category have been filed, and I don't
object to that, but they are otherwise policy violations (at least the
ones regarding recommends) so I think they should be normal at least.

[ I'm raising the severity of this one myself ].

Thanks.