It ain't. But is the one that can be fixed most easily

well, dont twitter and facebook have prestarts?
i also find it disgusting to have a core-os meta-package depend on 3rd party external user software.

there is absolutely no reason not to remove the mp-harm-pr, right?
if youre going to replace it, you could also easily remove the inane dependencies, right?

@wolke facebook and twitter prestart if only have active accounts. but yes it can have this effect. but i dont want to count in.

thats good to know.

'but i dont want to count in. ' sorry, im not sure what you mean. you disagree with removing them from the mp? since its obviously going to be you doing this, you dont have to defend yourself, but im curious as to why.

there is no easy way to just remove it from mp-harmattan dependencies. autoremove will delete all old dependencies.
i mean my poll. current purpose is differ.
if you want removing stock packages by my initiative then you should wait for another project.

gotcha. its pretty annoying that facebook/twitter are not marked as manually installed when theyre toplevel user-facing apps

it have own upgrade system with safe-updating metapackage data, need to investigate it deeper

Wow, I must say coderus, you have been absolutely on fire in the past several months.
Are we seeing the beginnings of a CSSU-like system for Harmattan? Or even (dare I say) something better?

Considering the number of people who seem to dislike them, what about removing the Twitter/Facebook/etc. dependencies from mp-harmattan, then making a new metapackage requiring them instead? That way, people can remove those apps if they want, or install that package if they don't want autoremove to nuke them.

@Eztran why not to use my new QQ tweak in N9QT for just unlocking mp-harmattan? t easier than using upgrade mp-harmattan version