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laichiaheng

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Registered: 2017-02-12

Posts: 297

Can't find gnome-getting-started-docks in repository.

Should I remove this package?

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Last edited by laichiaheng (2021-06-07 08:13:08)

opensorcerer

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From: Germany

Registered: 2021-06-05

Posts: 14

Re: Can't find gnome-getting-started-docks in repository.

Did you mean gnome-getting-started-docs, as in, the GNOME documentation for new users?

Curiously, I found that package in the Manjaro archives, linking to the source at https://gitlab.gnome.org/Archive/gnome- … arted-docs, an archived repository. I checked the files in that repo against the archives and found none of them, thus I assume the package is obsolete and that's why it's no longer in the Arch repos. From my point of view you can remove it (it's only documentation, anyway).