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If you install gnome-console for example, or remove any package, you will be met with FsWarn.
This is because for one gnome-console changes the default terminal binary, and removing a package means that the executable can't be found.
I think the most reasonable fix would be to just disable FsWarn if packages are added or removed. It should probably just check in the back script if the /etc/abroot/packages.* files exist and are not empty.
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If you install gnome-console for example, or remove any package, you will be met with FsWarn.
This is because for one gnome-console changes the default terminal binary, and removing a package means that the executable can't be found.
I think the most reasonable fix would be to just disable FsWarn if packages are added or removed. It should probably just check in the back script if the /etc/abroot/packages.* files exist and are not empty.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: