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I recently switched to from Gnome to KDE. I find that Kde uses a better tool kit and that it has a much better road map. So little by little I've been install more kde programs and removing thier gnome alternatives.
I want to remove gtk2 but Pacman keeps telling me the list of the applications that it depends on. I Dont care. I want them all off. Does anyone know of a comand that can remove a package and ALL of its dependencies. Or maybe even a script ?
Thanks.
EDIT: SOLVED!
Jacman http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/andyr/software/jacman/
Has a few options I can select when removing a package Cascade and Recurive.
Im sure these can be dont in the terminal aswell. But I dont know how.
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Those aren't dependencies, those are reverse dependencies - stuff that depends on GTK2.
Anyways...
pacman -Rs: removes package and dependencies
pacman -Rc: removes package and reverse dependencies
Options can be combined, e.g. "pacman -Rsc foo".
Please read the man pages. Thank you.
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