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Hello folks, this is more of a culture/curiosity question that spawned while I was reading a thread in the forums... The evolution-common package in ubuntu weights 93.4 MiB. After openoffice.org-core, this is the heaviest package installed in ubuntu by default. I personally like evolution, and I'd like it to be kept part of the default installation, I was just wondering: what on earth can be so heavy in evolution-common? They certainly don't have over 8 million lines of codes like openoffice, no?<BR>
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Anyone has a clue why this package is so heavy? Just curious, thanks!
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