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#1 2008-08-31 21:40:58
- Mountainjew
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How to remove all KDE app dependencies
Well i'm running gnome and i installed Amarok & Tellico, both of which are KDE apps. They installed a bunch of KDE dependencies with them, but upon removing the programs, their dependencies are still there it seems. I tried pacman -Rs amarok-base tellico, but it only removed the programs. Then i tried pacman -Rs kde which got rid of some but not all of KDE.
Is there a command where i can get rid of all traces of KDE? Don't need any bloat here 
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#2 2008-08-31 21:49:59
- KimTjik
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Re: How to remove all KDE app dependencies
Try pacman -Qdt to get a list of orphan packages. See man pages for pacman. Besides that I don't know what you could do except from using the pacman log. Still I wouldn't go further than what pacman -Qdt would suggest. Every little MB isn't that crucial as it used to be.
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#3 2008-09-01 02:07:06
- Mountainjew
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Re: How to remove all KDE app dependencies
Hmmm, that didn't seem to bring up anything relevant. I'll experiment on my Ubuntu install before doing anything drastic though 
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#4 2008-09-01 06:08:50
- byte
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Re: How to remove all KDE app dependencies
Pacman of Doom: -Rncss
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