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Couldn't agree more. Why on earth would maintainers want to have the same release have different versions with different capabilities flying around. If you want to call it "Sigil", it should be Sigil and have the exact same capabilities as Sigil on all other platforms. Any other way makes for a support nightmare.
So Linux distributors liking to use "optional" or "recommended" packages will simply result in crippled versions of applications existing in the wild causing problems.
KevinH
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