5 Aug
2020
5 Aug
'20
7:25 a.m.
On Wednesday 05 August 2020 05.36:12 William Morder via trinity-users wrote:
I think that the standard install (tde-trinity I think in the case of Debian)
is such a metapackage.
Although I doubt one wins a lot of space, you can rename files
in /opt/trinity/bin, then delete them if there is no problem. I did this for
tderandrtray that kept poping useless messages, as well as kaboodle and noatun
that I don't use and don't want.
I tried this method several time on Windows also, deleting "system software"
from another system - sometimes with devastating results...
Thierry
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Now I'm
replying to myself... It seems any TDE app does this, just did a
dry run on kbounce-trinity, it did the same thing.
I wonder, if you did a fresh install and named exactly the packages you
wanted, would you still get these packages installed? I say this because I
suspect they might have been installed by some metapackage