Karl:
This may or may not do the trick... Try removing with rpm -e. Something
like this usually works for me whenever I'm removing something like X
that has tons of dependencies:
for rpm in $(rpm -qa | grep "^XFree86")
do
rpm -e $rpm
done
Of course, with X, there will be so many applications that also depend
on it...
Does anyone know whether rpm has the functionality to recurse through a
packages dependency tree and either prompt for removal or just wipe out
everything that depends on a package you know you want to remove? Or,
is there, perhaps a contrib util for rpm that could handle such a thing?
And, one question for you, Karl, did you choose "Server", "Workstation",
or "Developer" from the menu when installing? I don't know, but I would
guess that Server might not install X. Can anyone confirm that?
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