Debian bug report logs - #1012, boring messages

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package: mc
version: 2.1

MC depends on "ncurses" but the package ncurses has been renamed
to ncurses-runtime.  It also depends on something called gpm
that I can't find.



Jim

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Subject: Bug#1012: Acknowledgement (was: Midnight Commander)
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