#!/bin/sh
kde=`rpm -qa | grep kde`
for i in $kde
do
echo Removing $i
rpm -e $i
done
gnome=`rpm -qa | grep gnome`
for i in $gnome
do
echo Removing $i
rpm -e $i
done
echo Finished
I used this on my Redhat 7.3 box and it seems to still work sans all
I am still caldera's openlinux. It doesn't seem to have that option.
Also, I worried if you don't choose full install, something would be
left out that might give you headache later...
I found it more intuitive to install everuthing in the first place,
then take out un-needed things
m.w.chang wrote:
I am still caldera's openlinux. It doesn't seem to have that option.
Also, I worried if you don't choose full install, something would be
left out that might give you headache later...
And its now less of a headache to concoct scripts to remove all this stuff?
I found
