Sorry just we never thought of remove in before. I guess we should add them to the files.list file.
I never thinking of these things cause i use frugal livecd install on my hard drive. I have you source DVD in mind, it's why I added your function, > The source dvd should a mirror of tank of sort. It needs to be able to do the following: 1) Have packages and incoming folder as repos. This is so we can use tazpkg get-install for your own packages instead of some half ass tazpkg install. I say that cause just install the -dev is not enough. Just do this: tazpkg setup-mirror $packages packages tazpkg setup-mirror $incoming incoming echo "incoming" > $DB/priority echo "packages" > $DB/priority echo "main" > $DB/priority 2) add lzma to $SETUP_PKGS. This so we can recompress packages and make repos files.list.lzma. 3) add a clean build option. I say this only so we could at least have the option of building in a clean system with out gtk and xorg. I know you say there used for most packages but there is change that some packages will not build right using $SETUP_PKGS. I hope this helps. On Sat, May 7, 2011 at 4:47 PM, Christophe Lincoln <[email protected]>wrote: > > > Yes. It likes saves 5mb off of python. > > > > PS I don't want a frame war. But what was the point of the source dvd > > if you can't compile everything from scratch locally without internet? > > I have you source DVD in mind, it's why I added your function, but you > dont anser to my question, do we want untracked files and leave user > filesystem all messy ? > > Should we not find a better solution like creating a list of them > before remove, include it in the package and let tazpkg handle it ? > > - Christophe > > --- > SliTaz GNU/Linux Mailing list - http://www.slitaz.org/ > >
