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ImageMagick GUI app is installed by default
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ImageMagick is installed by default on the desktop with PureOS3 beta. This does not make sense.

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jeff created this task.May 22 2017, 10:04

it is most probably a dependency on something (do we have inkscape in defaults?).

jeff added a comment.May 23 2017, 06:05

Over the years I've had all the creative apps (Inkscape, GIMP, Krita, Scribus, Blender, MyPaint, Calligra, etc.) installed and I never saw ImageMagick installed, I didn't even know a GUI existed for it ;) so given that PureOS3 beta doesn't have any creative apps preinstalled, I don't see where this thing appeared from.

mak added a subscriber: mak.May 24 2017, 16:10

We have tools to find out why stuff is in the default install :-)
Admittedly, I haven't made any nice web UI for this yet:
http://master.pureos.net/raw/germinate/pureos.green/desktop-common

--> ImageMagick is in there because cups-filters depends on it.

jonas.smedegaard closed this task as Resolved.Sep 7 2017, 03:58
jonas.smedegaard added a subscriber: jonas.smedegaard.

Both cups-filters and inkscape recommend imagemagick.

PureOS installs recommendations by default - you can remove them if you know they are not needed for your particular use case, but including imagemagick by default is not a bug.