>
> true, it's like debian. Install the minimum and apt-get what u want.
Urpmi is not minimum
> So install the minimum and urpmi what I want instead of having to deal
> by hand with the package I may want to add. For example I do a minimal
> install and after I urpmi apache and all apache related stuffs ( php
> support and others modules ) just to do a an apache server on a crappy
> 586 box, etc ...
>
> [will@bastard dir_test]$ rpm -q --requires urpmi
> eject
> webfetch
> perl-DateManip >= 5.40
> perl-gettext
> rpmlib(VersionedDependencies) <= 3.0.3-1
> rpmtools >= 4.0
> /bin/sh
> /bin/sh
> rpmlib(PayloadFilesHavePrefix) <= 4.0-1
> rpmlib(CompressedFileNames) <= 3.0.4-1
> bash
> perl-base
>
Not quite true. It pulls such things like XFree86-libs (and more). To
support such minimal installs we need to split urpmi into urpmi-base,
urpmi-text, urpmi-x. Or possibly two urpmi-text and urpmi-gui.
Here is result of basys install + snf-en with all dependencies. A couple
of things were extra selected (rsync I guess and may be kernel-secure):
bor@cooker% rpm -r /wrk -qa | wc -l
186
not as minimal as I would like to see it.
