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lsb for Debian -------------- This package used to provide the Linux Standard Base on Debian systems. The LSB is a specification for allowing the same binary package to be used on multiple distributions. Since version 9.20150826, this package stopped providing the compatibility LSB packages and only provided lsb-base and lsb-release. By late 2022 (before Bookworm), lsb-base has been subsumed into sysvinit-utils while lsb-release has its remaining functionality reimplemented without the old complexity. The lsb-base package is gone save for this empty stub, needed only because of installer quirks. It can be purged from your system. lsb-base dependency ------------------- In the past, packages including an init script were required to Depend on lsb-base. This is not needed anymore as the included files have been a part of the Essential set for a while. Thus, you can clean it away -- but despite lintian being a bit dramatic, there is no rush in doing so as Provides: make that dependency harmless.