Quoting Steve Litt ([email protected]): > Urban, back in 2013 I faced a sort of mini-systemd situation: I kicked > every KDE executable and library off my system, on the theory that if > any KDE code got run, it could do heaven knows what to my system, > because KDE is a hairball of monolithic entanglement. I was lucky for > KDE's self-imposed naming scheme that taught me to be careful of > anything starting with k. Still, it would be very nice to run a program > whose output is a list of KDE components remaining on the computer, so > if I find one, I can de-install its package and/or delete its files.
STEP 1: Type 'apt-get install [foo]' Command will wait for your confirmation if there are dependencies. STEP 2: Review those dependencies to ensure they are not excessive or unreasonable. STEP 3: If dependencies are excessive or unreasonable, type 'n'. Otherwise, type 'y'. Oh, and spend some time determining what you deem unreasonable. There, fixed it for you. _______________________________________________ Dng mailing list [email protected] https://mailinglists.dyne.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dng
