> No, it doesn't. What Han is asking for is this. Say you installed foo > and urpmi pulled in libbar and libmoo as things foo depended on. If you > then urpme foo, libbar and libmoo don't get uninstalled. If, however, > you urpme'd libbar, foo *would* be uninstalled. That is, urpme > uninstalls things that depend on the package you call to be urpme'd, but > not things the package you call to be urpme'd depends upon.
This isn't very safe if you compile and install yourself some packages that need either libbar or libmoo, instead of using urpmi. IMHO, there is no correct way to handle that :/ Olivier Blin
