9 Dec
2011
9 Dec
'11
10:18 a.m.
Nicolas Bercher a écrit :
Frank Lienhard a écrit :
An afterthought: this may fail if kde4 packages are named with an extra
"4" somewhere in their name. But as far as I can remember, this will
work for some packages that are named just like kde3 packages (amarok vs
amarok-trinity, etc.).
N.
On 12/08/2011 04:05 PM, Lisi wrote:
> On Thursday 08 December 2011 14:29:07 Frank Lienhard wrote:
>
>> my main problem seems to be finding all the unnecessary kde stuff..
Not a wonderful solution but try this:
$ aptitude search -F "%p" ~i | grep "\-trinity[ \t]*$" | sed
"s;\-trinity;;"
It should give the list of every installed trinity package on whose the
suffix '-trinity' in their names are removed.
Then, you should be able to remove every kde4 packages that matches
trinity installed ones (e.g., konqueror removed if konqueror-trinity is
installed):
# aptitude remove $(aptitude search -F "%p" ~i | grep "\-trinity[
\t]*$" | sed "s;\-trinity;;")
this is not perfect since it won't remove every kde4 packages, but it
will remove conflicting apps.
After this is done (you may have struggled a little with dependencies),
you could try:
# aptitude remove ~g
to remove every packaged that are not required by any manually installed
package. Now, you shouldn't have a lot of remaining kde4 packages.
Nicolas