The XFCE4 environment ( as installed from the Debian Squeeze installer CD ) does not include a calculator package by default ( with exception to OpenOffice.Org Calc ). Solution: Make 'xfce4' depend/recommend a package such as 'galculator' Regards, William
severity 606936 wishlist tag 606936 wontfix thanks I'm not quite sure what's the point. The Xfce environment installed for Squeeze only ships a default, basic desktop environment, including the usually useful applications on top of Xfce. This means an office suite, a browser and a media player, but then we expect our users to select themselves the tools fitting their needs. Xfce point is not to provide everything and the kitchen's sink (GNOME and KDE are more about providing a *full* DE), but rather to be modular. There are some tools which are expected by an user to be installed, but I don't think a calc is really part of that. Regards,
Wow, I expected Debian bug mailing lists to take days to have responses. Thanks Yves-Alexis I see where you are coming from. Keeping meta-packages simple also AFAIK stops everything being marked for removal when one component package is removed by the user. Regards, William
Don't get too used to that, it happens sometimes that we are overwhelmed :) Yeah, that too. Anyway it'd be more like adding that to the desktop task.