So sprach David Walluck am Sun, Jul 08, 2001 at 01:56:18AM -0400:
> If I have libfoo1 on my system, and now libfoo2 is needed in say Mandrake
> 8.1, I no longer need libfoo1. I am wishing for a script that would go
> through and remove packages which no longer have dependencies. Something
> like urpmi, but backwards. I usee rpme, but this seems to be as useful as
> rpm -e or less :)
Something like urpmi_rpm-find-leaves ? But doing a
urpme $(urpmi_rpm-find-leaves) is probably a BAD idea, as it not onle
removes stale libraries (like libfoo1), but also about all the
applications... But I don't see how this can be solved, as a stale lib
cannot be distiguished from a normal app.
Alexander Skwar
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