Package (de)installation
Hi,
I have installed the latest testing of Debian. With tasksel, I was only
able to select very high level sets of packages. I installed the full X
environment. Now I have it running, I decided to keep KDE in favor of
GNOME. Since I am installing on a laptop, disk space is an issue so I
need to remove all GNOME related packages.
But, how can I do that? I removed all packages that had "gnome" in the
package name and used deborphan to remove all unused libraries. I'm not
sure that I now removed all packages I don't need. Is there a way to
tell which packages are KDE related and which are GNOME related? I would
like to have a minimal installation on my laptop, manually going through
the (un)installed packages list to see what's needed and what's not is a
time consuming task.
I there a way to have a more detailed "tasksel" and a "taskdesel" that
list packages based on a user point of view instead of the system point
of view that "dselect" provides?
- Richard.
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