I'm considering installing KDE (through kdebase3) and saw that several of the dependencies were audio related packages (esound, audiofile, mpg123, lame for example). I'm not interested in the any of the audio tools and would not mind not having them. I know that I can just edit the .info files to the local tree and remove the dependencies from kdebase3.info. But since I'm don't know what KDE uses the audio files for besides the menu beeps (for example), I don't know how deadly removing those dependencies will be. Does KDE require sound packages, or are they just useful to have around?
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