That seems like a good idea but it won't really help. slackpkg is never going to be installed as a dependency of another package and running slapt-get -i slackpkg will always install it anyway.JRD wrote:What about automatically blacklist slackpkg in slaptget.rc ?
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Re: Orphans
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damNageHack
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Re: Orphans
Maybe you could create a list of packages that are currently and actually installed. Then do a "proper" fresh reinstallation with only the packages still wanted? Sure you should consider about the "forced" dependencies, without them the system will not work any more (see above the other comments to that issue).autogestion wrote:How delete the orphan packages?
Take a look here into my howto done long time ago: http://www.salixos.org/forum/viewtopic. ... =reinstall
I guess it is not exactly that what you are looking for but it will be a good workaround and "you know what you are doing" with the *manual* reinstallation method.
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You are free to keep them all errors for your own. Linux is the best game I ever played.