On Sun, 2002-06-30 at 12:02, Mail Liste wrote: > sn, 2002-06-30 kl. 11:37 skrev Cameron Simpson: > > On 11:13 30 Jun 2002, Mail Liste <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > | Is there any way to make the Gnome-packager do a system cleanup, > > | uninstall all packages which no programs depends on? > > > > You're aware that most end user programs fall into that category? > > -- > > Hehe, your right, I do not want to remove all end user programs. > > Have to exemplify the problem: > When I install say mplayer, I also have to install a number of packages > to make mplayer work. If I want to remove mplayer there is no problem. > Mplayer has done herself famous in my mind, and I know how to uninstall > mplayer. But all the packages I installed together with mplayer are out > of my control, since I cant remember them. And if I am able to find out > which packages mplayer depends on, I dont know if other programs needs > them. > Is there any way to find & remove packages which do not have any > possible functions on my computer? > > Ari > > Checkinstall is your friend
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