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Package: GDebi<br>
Version: 0.9.5.3ubuntu2<br>
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This program displays a button marked 'install package' whether or
not you have already used that very button to install a package.
This means that if one returns to the window, one can forget whether
one has installed the package or not - which can be no joke if it is
a package that takes ages to install (especially since GDebi takes
up all my CPUs).<br>
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Suggested fix: change the text, after the package has been
installed, to 're-install package' (note the 're-').<br>
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Addendum: on my system, clicking the 'website' link in the program's
helpbox runs my default browser - Firefox - but *seemingly without
loading my browser profile*: the toolbars are in their original,
uncustomised state. Please tell me whether I should file this as a
separate (Debian?) bug.<br>
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I am running Linux Mint 17.3 x64 Cinnamon. I have experienced the
above problem whilst using (on Mint) various Linux kernels.<br>
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