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They are radiotime, pyradio and a bar code scanner.
I can't find where they are located or their names so I haven't been able to try to open them from the command line to see if that works.
I assumed if I installed from the repositories all dependencies would be taken care of or at least there would be a message saying something else is needed.
Anyone have any ideas?