On Saturday 02 July 2016 07:08:18 Thierry de Coulon wrote:
If I want to delete all of Samba, kmail-trinity, konqueror-trinity, tdebase-trinity would get destroyed too (Raspbian Jessie here, but I've come accross the same problem with the other distributions).
I fail to see why these dependencies exist. I can imagine situations where kmail, konqueror and tdebase could need Samba, but many more where they don't.
I have no Windows machine so I never use samba.
Neither have I. Same with aptitude, I can't remove it, IMSNHO its a dangerous utility as it destroyed my system about 2 weeks ago, requiring I re-install 236 packages. I haven't nuked the executables yet, but I just did a chmod -x on the /usr/bin/aptitude-curses. Now I sit back and see what complains.
Same thing essentially with nfs. I found, with Dr. N. Klept's help, that sshfs is much more transparent, and faster than nfs once setup, qualifying it for a Just Works(TM) label.
The only dependency I can think of for samba/cifs, is cups uses it I believe for network shared printer discovery. This makes all the printers configured and usable from this machine, available for use from the other 4, soon to be 5 machines on my local network. But its also watching paint dry slow at that discovery, taking a browser about 10 seconds to display localhost:631/printers.
Thierry
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