1 Jul
2011
1 Jul
'11
11:43 p.m.
On Friday 01 July 2011 11:06:47 am HHa wrote:
When I try to remove kdeedu-trinity, I shall remove
kde-trinity as well.
Is that o. k.?
A longer answer :-), you can check what will happen when you install or remove a
page with 'apt-cache depends' & apt-cache rdepends'
~#apt-cache depends kde-trinity
kde-trinity
Depends: kde-core-trinity
Depends: kdeedu-trinity
Depends: kdegames-trinity
Depends: kdetoys-trinity
Depends: kdeaccessibility-trinity
Depends: kdeaddons-trinity
Depends: kdeadmin-trinity
Depends: kdeartwork-trinity
Depends: kdegraphics-trinity
Depends: kdemultimedia-trinity
Depends: kdenetwork-trinity
Depends: kdepim-trinity
Depends: kdeutils-trinity
Depends: kdewebdev-trinity
Depends: desktop-base-trinity
Suggests: <kde-i18n-trinity>
Suggests: <x-window-system-core>
xorg
Suggests: kdesudo-trinity
Suggests: debian-kgtk-trinity
~$apt-cache rdepends kde-trinity
kde-trinity
Reverse Depends:
desktop-base-trinity
You are dealing with 'meta -packages' which help with installs but don't
remove
anything when you remove them.
--
Peace,
Greg