20.04 : budgie-desktop-common?

Budgie Desktop
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Hi,

not sure where to report that.
Using some apt commands I can sometimes see this warning :

Purge des fichiers de configuration de budgie-desktop-common (0.12.4) ...
dpkg-divert: erreur: erreur de correspondance sur paquet
  lors de la suppression de « détournement de /usr/share/icons/hicolor/256x256/a
pps/ubuntu-logo-icon.png en /usr/share/icons/hicolor/256x256/apps/ubuntu-logo-ic
on.png.budgie par budgie-desktop-common »
  « détournement de /usr/share/icons/hicolor/256x256/apps/ubuntu-logo-icon.png e
n /usr/share/icons/hicolor/256x256/apps/ubuntu-logo-icon.png.budgie par budgie-d
esktop-environment » trouvé
dpkg: erreur de traitement du paquet budgie-desktop-common (--purge) :
 installed budgie-desktop-common package post-removal script subprocess returned
 error exit status 2

budgie-desktop-common no longer exists in 20.04 I think ( my actual 20.04 installation comes from an upgraded 19.10 version indeed ).

Any way to fix that ?

This file naming looks strange /usr/share/icons/hicolor/256x256/apps/ubuntu-logo-icon.png.budgie

Renaming does not help :

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Is it also normal in 20.04 to have 2 files 10-budgie-desktop* here :

django@ASGARD:~$ ls /etc/profile.d
01-locale-fix.sh             bash_completion.sh     vte-2.91.sh
10-budgie-desktop-common.sh  cedilla-portuguese.sh  vte.csh
10-budgie-desktop.sh         im-config_wayland.sh   vte.sh
apps-bin-path.sh             vala-panel-appmenu.sh  xdg_dirs_desktop_session.sh
django@ASGARD:~$
2

So what happens if you

  1. rename the two budgie files,
  2. purge budgie-desktop-environment, then separately
  3. purging budgie-desktop-common
  4. Finally reinstalling budgie-desktop-environment
3

That perfectly did the trick. Thanks !