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When I uninstalled konsole (the KDE terminal) from Linux Mint by Code: sudo apt-get remove konsole , I found that kile was removed. I know that kile needs some KDE ...
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    Konsole and Kile

    When I uninstalled konsole (the KDE terminal) from Linux Mint by
    Code:
    sudo apt-get remove konsole
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    I found that kile was removed.

    I know that kile needs some KDE libraries. But why would it depend on konsole which is just a terminal emulator.
    It's not like if I remove gnome-terminal, all GNOME libraries will be removed??

    Am I missing something?

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    It could just be a quirky developer hang up, there's really no telling....or maybe Mint needs Kile for Konsole to work properly. Can't you just reinstall Kile and be done with it?
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    Thanks for the reply...

    Strictly speaking, the question is more of a curiosity than a real problem...

    I uninstalled konsole and then tried to install kile (via apt-get).
    This is what I got
    Code:
    The following extra packages will be installed:
      konsole
    Suggested packages:
      kile-doc
    Somehow kile seems to need konsole badly...

    My question is ..why?

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    It's called a dependency...I'm not sure if this is specific to Mint but I don't have it (Kile) on my system and I use KDE/Konsole.
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