Z> isenkram-cli
OK, but it seems to work differently that what I was thinking.
Hey everybody,
wouldn't it be nice if there was a prober,
like lshw,
that probed all the firmware one needed?
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=982402
It would say:
"
You need the following Debian firmware packages
firmware-X
firmware-Y
firmware-Z
Remember, a proper system need
Package: general
Just the other day I noticed Google Play seems to make smaller updates
than when installing an initial package.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1572812
So maybe instead of bulky .debs, Debian could do similar.
Hmmm,
http://debdelta.debian.net/
https://wiki.ubuntu.c
Package: general
There is no standard way of removing transitional / dummy packages.
One has to grep for the words transitional / dummy in their
descriptions to find them.
They should all have a standard Tag:.
And the Debian documentation should mention what apt command will remove them.
Perhaps more duplicate files in /usr/share/doc could be symlinked to
save space in some cases, depending on their dependencies...
$ cd /usr/share/doc && ls -ogi */changelog.gz|sort -k 4nr|head
25166091 -rw-r--r-- 1 2606373 07-24 01:11 krb5-locales/changelog.gz
25302407 -rw-r--r-- 1 1944189 07-31 23
severity 725120 critical
version 725120 2.88dsf-55
forcemerge 725120 743001
forcemerge 725120 724712
thanks
The logs finally got so big,
never getting rotated,
that they filled up the disk,
rendering the ENTIRE SYSTEM unusable!
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