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On Wed, 2021-02-03 at 13:40 -0700, Grant Taylor wrote: |
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> > Are you thinking about the system packages instead of the world file? |
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> Yes. That's what I meant. Thank you for correcting me. |
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> > If so, I think it is as small as it can be already. |
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> That is / was my understanding as well. But I was not certain. Hence why I asked. |
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@system depends on your profile. So depending on what profile you |
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select, you'll have a different set of implicitly selected packages. |
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To answer your original question... |
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> What is the minimal world file to be somewhat conceptually similar to a |
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> debootstrap install of Debian / Ubuntu? |
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Probably selecting the "default/linux/amd64/17.1/desktop/gnome/systemd" |
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profile would get you the closest to start with. Of course it won't |
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automatically select every package that Ubuntubian ships with, but that |
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should only require you to add a couple of meta packages (like gnome- |
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base/gnome-extra-apps for example) |
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