On 02/20/2011 11:33 AM, Mike Bird wrote:
It seems that installing Trinity in Squeeze in the default manner brings in some of KDE4. Not through Depends but through Recommends. You could consider "apt-get --no-install-recommends install ...".
when I ran it ( install digikam-trinity) I got: Suggested packages: digikam-trinity-doc k3b-extrathemes toolame djvulibre-bin icoutils kipi-plugins-trinity-doc
You can get a idea of what KDE4 components you have installed using "dpkg -l | grep '4:4.4'". Although not perfect it's quick and easy.
# dpkg -l | grep '4:4.4'|grep ii|wc -l 63
If you find e.g. kdefoo installed you can ask "aptitude why kdefoo". If the KDE4 packages are only recommended you can remove them.
see above, 63 packages..