Hi Debian-KDEers, I asked this question at the (a?) KDE users mailinglist and got a very useful answer, but I got stuck again.
Basically, I want to delete, say, the amusement subcomponent of KDE (kde-amusements). # aptitude remove kde-amusements won't work because it tries to remove the kde package because "kde" depends on "kde-amusements". But, since "kde" is a metapackage, you can safely delete it. That was what I learned at the KDE mailinglist. But, I can't do # aptitude remove kde because it tries to delete the entire KDE system. So, what I tried was # dpkg -r kde (Reading database ... 157320 files and directories currently installed.) Removing kde ... # aptitude remove kde-amusements But, no, this still tries to remove the entire KDE system. Not only that, but also # aptitude dist-upgrade tries to remove the entire KDE system. Could somebody tell me how to proceed? Regards, Ryo -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
