Alexandre Lebrun wrote: > > about : listing installed & unneeded packages > > Usually I do that with dselect. > You go through the list (skipping the base package), > and see every package that is installed. > I find it convenient for 2 reasons : > > -You have a short description for the packages (in case you don't remember) > -You can safely try to deselect them. deselect tells you if it breaks > other packages. Then you hit 'x' and keep the package. > > But that's slow and will take more than an hour. > Thanks for the reply, I may do just that.
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