Re: [gentoo-user] world's leaves

On Tuesday 05 August 2008, Dale wrote: > Andrew Gaydenko wrote: > > Thanks! > > > > Be sure, I'll want to (manually) unmerge those packages I remember > > and understand what do they do :-) > > > > > > Andrew > > I usually do this, equery depends . If it shows > something depends on it, don't remo

Re: [gentoo-user] world's leaves

I wrote this script awhile back that I used to clean up my world file. It doesn't actually clean the file, just reports on possible ways to do it. You can run it like # auditworld < /var/lib/package/world Feel free to use it if you find it useful. -a #!/usr/bin/python """ Report any packages

Re: [gentoo-user] world's leaves

Andrew Gaydenko wrote: Thanks! Be sure, I'll want to (manually) unmerge those packages I remember and understand what do they do :-) Andrew I usually do this, equery depends . If it shows something depends on it, don't remove it. Some things you do not want to remove without maki

Re: [gentoo-user] world's leaves

=== On Tuesday 05 August 2008, Dale wrote: === > Andrew Gaydenko wrote: > > Hi! > > > > Is there some simple way to find all portage leaves (packages from > > which nothing depends on) of installed world? > > > > > > Andrew > > 'emerge -p --depclean' Two dashes before depclean > > Notice t

Re: [gentoo-user] world's leaves

Andrew Gaydenko wrote: Hi! Is there some simple way to find all portage leaves (packages from which nothing depends on) of installed world? Andrew 'emerge -p --depclean' Two dashes before depclean Notice the warning that comes up right after you type that in. Be VERY careful. If

[gentoo-user] world's leaves

Hi! Is there some simple way to find all portage leaves (packages from which nothing depends on) of installed world? Andrew