Stupid dselect question
I have been pouring over this in the manuals, and asked for help in the
IRC channel. I went into "tasksel -q" and selected a bunch of stuff. Now
I have 188 megs of updates to download over "dselect install". However, I
cant afford the bandwidth, and decided to cancel this. How do I unselect
packages? Is there a quick and easy way via command line so I dont have
to use dselect directly? It selected like 366 packages, and I really dont
want to download all these right now. Isnt there a way to purge all
selections in an easy, quick way?
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