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Duncan wrote: |
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>What depclean does is starting from your world file (and including stuff |
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>in your system profile that's not specifically listed in the world file), |
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>figure out what each package listed there needs to RUN (run-time |
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>dependencies, as opposed to compile-time dependencies), BASED ON CURRENT |
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>USE FLAGS, then unmerge other packages as unnecessary. |
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Actually, that's not 100% correct. If that was so, depclean would never |
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remove system packages. |
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But it does. On my setup, which is purely udev, depclean wants to |
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remove devfsd. It warns me that it wants to remove the system package, |
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but it would do it anyway. |
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Sebastian Redl |
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