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Fergus wrote:
> Just a detail (and I know the whole thing is experimental) but however
> many times I attempt a "complete" installation using setup-1.7.exe and
> setup-2.ini I am always left with, apparently, stuff remaining to
> install: see attached png. Thia happens whether "Hide obsolete packages"
> is checked or not.
> Fergus
> 

Anything under _obsolete can be ignored.  gcc is a dummy upgrade package
fro those using prior versions.  tetex is an install helper.  It does
not surprise me that they are being "installed".

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