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Thread: indicator-datetime

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    indicator-datetime

    When you upgrade to latest you'll get a full boatload of unity8, great if you want such (worthless) stuff..
    Otherwise appears safe to remove unity8 & then autoremove the rest

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    Re: indicator-datetime

    yea - that's really useful stuff in Xubuntu

    I actually removed -datetime and reinstalled it with --no-install-recommends then upgraded

    Though we're not actually going to be using -datetime here anyway, I only had it for some testing we were up to a while ago.

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    Re: indicator-datetime

    It only did so in a new install I did a hr. ago, not on my older install so may just be only on new or possibly I removed related stuff on my old/using install.
    (I view 14.04 as Ubuntu's chance to set the last 3 years right, not as some beginning test of "convergence" on the Desktop..

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    Re: indicator-datetime

    It was all hidden by a partial upgrade here in update manager, dist-upgrade and synaptic saw it all though - 200Mb extra disk space on Xubuntu ... but I digress as this is really not going to affect Xubuntu

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