Re: tde-14.1.2 and gnome3 on debian/12.5/bookworm - package conflicts

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Thanks to all for your help.  Perhaps the way I presented this problem should have been better.  I am not so interested in getting help for the commercial product here.  That is for the company that I purchased the software from.

What I really want help on here:  If I decide to autoremove the packages that arose from installing gnome ("arts-trinity imlib-base
imlib11 kig-trinity kuickshow-trinity libarts1-audiofile-trinity libarts1-mpeglib-trinity
libtqt3-integration-trinity mpeglib-trinity synaptic-trinity tde-core-trinity
tdebase-trinity tdeedu-trinity tdegraphics-trinity tdemultimedia-trinity xcalib").  If I remove these packages that are "no longer used", will it break my tde installation.    I am pretty sure if I reinstall "desktop-base-trinity" and "tde-trinity", I will no longer be able to run the gnome desktop. 

I would like to keep them both active as an option.  

Forget about the 3rd-party commercial software.  Let's just concentrate on having tde and gnome both as optional desktops from tdm.  

1. Should I be able to do this with clean install ?
2. If so, is it safe to remove the excess trinity packages ?
3.  If not, and I bring back tde to the full install state, is there a better way to install gnome without any issues ?
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