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On 11/19/06, Vladimir G. Ivanovic <vgivanovic@×××××××.net> wrote: |
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> No and maybe. I don't use gtkdiff, so I obviously don't care, but a lot |
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> of the packages contain libraries. I don't know if I use them or not. |
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Are these listed in your world (/var/lib/portage/world) file? If so, |
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remove them, do an "emerge -Nuv world". After that, emerge --depclean |
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--pretend will show you things that are not needed anymore. And of |
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course, --pretend --tree is the best way of determining what wants to |
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pull in certain libraries. So you can remove them, and run emerge -v |
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--pretend --tree world to determine what is pulling in these things. |
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> Or is every user expected to go through the list of package dependencies |
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> (direct and indirect), examine them, and make a decision for each package? |
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emerge --depclean can be used to clean out unneeded libraries, but |
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that won't work if your world file is polluted with a bunch of |
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unnecessary things. So in that case, yeah, you will have to things |
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"manually". |
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-Richard |
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