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2014-07-30 19:11 deepin Sorry to bring troubles for you and thanks for your report.
Q1： Would you please tell us what you installed that remove incredibly important core packages ? Such a dangerous operation should have be isolated and we will check again.
Q2： We have changed compiz, so you should not change the config-settings of compiz. We will give up compiz in future. Now please enter tty（ctrl alt f1 input your account and password (not shown), enter to log in）to execute:
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This will solve your problem.
Q3: For terminal, please reset the shortcut in Control Centre, this shortcut maybe lost.
Q4: Root permission is run default in Control Centre, we forbid to remove the important package.
Q1： Would you please tell us what you installed that remove incredibly important core packages ? Such a dangerous operation should have be isolated and we will check again.
Q2： We have changed compiz, so you should not change the config-settings of compiz. We will give up compiz in future. Now please enter tty（ctrl alt f1 input your account and password (not shown), enter to log in）to execute:
- compiz --replace
This will solve your problem.
Q3: For terminal, please reset the shortcut in Control Centre, this shortcut maybe lost.
Q4: Root permission is run default in Control Centre, we forbid to remove the important package.
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Sometimes, installing things through the deepin-store will remove incredibly important core packages and screw the whole system. At first it happened a while back - something (I don't remember what) I installed simply removed the dde-control-center without asking or telling me. It just happened, like that. But that was simple, I just re-installed the control center.
No, this time it was really bad - I wanted to install the compiz-config-settings-manager (I wanted to tweak something). Immediatly after launching it, the screen went black (except for the dock and mouse). I tried xkilling but that removed everything. Now nothing worked anymore, and everything looked really bad. Even after rebooting several times.
I right-clicked and opened a terminal (ctrl+alt+t did not work). from there I opened synaptics. Eveything was in low bad graphics. From there I found several deepin-core packages and re-installed them. It was a fucking nightmare - and all I needed to prevent this was a little warning that it would remove fatal packages.
Since this happened more than once, I'm now a little afraid to install new software because god knows what it'll remove this time. I urge you guys to fix this, a distro cannot allow such a behaviour to happen so easily. It's crazy! I know my way around computers, and a simple warning would've told me immediatly why I shouldn't install it - and besides, shouldn't there be some safeguard for important packages?
I really admire the good work you guys are doing but this is a game-changer for me as far as switching to deepin from ubuntu.