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Nicolás Echániz said: |
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> # emerge unmerge thissocoolapplication |
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> does not unmerge the dependencies that were installed along with the |
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> application, does it? |
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> What I usually do is look into /var/log/emerge.log to see what |
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> dependencies were installed when I installed thissocoolapplication and |
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> unmerge them all. This could be done automatically, but would only be |
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> approppriate if you were unmerging something you just emerged. |
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> Otherwise, you could unmerge a library that is a dependency to some |
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> other package that was installed later. |
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emerge -v thissocoolapplication |
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<brings in plenty of deps not used by another package, and adds |
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thiscoolapplication to the world file> |
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emerge -v --unmerge thiscoolapplicaton |
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<removes thiscoolapplication from the comp and the world file> |
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emerge -v depclean |
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<lists things broughtin but no longer found to be needed> |
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genlop -lunr|tail |
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<lists recently installed stuff> |
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emerge -v --unmerge <apps emerged before thiscoolapplication and not |
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needed according to depclean> |
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Joe Booker |
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