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Is it possible to remove all the dependencies on my machine that are no longer needed?
Fustrated Windows users have two options.
1. Resort to the throwing of computers out of windows.
2. Resort to the throwing of windows out of computers.
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pacman -Qdt
Will list all orphans.
pacman -Rsn $(pacman -Qdtq)
will remove them all.
But, think, and read the manual beforehand.
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Here's what it gives. Some of them I should definitely keep, like zip and unrar.
I thought this list would be way bigger.
libsexy? WTF?
[root@duncan-arch duncan]# pacman -Qdt
a2ps 4.13c-1
agg 2.5-2
archlinux-menus 2.1-2
bigreqsproto 1.0.2-1
boost 1.36.0-2
cyrus-sasl 2.1.22-9
dbh 1.0.24-2
ffmpegthumbnailer 1.3.0-1
gtk-doc 1.10-1
hspell 1.0-2
lib32-gtk2 2.12.11-3
lib32-libstdc++5 3.3.6-3
lib32-libxdamage 1.1.1-1
lib32-libxmu 1.0.4-1
lib32-pcre 7.8-1
libdc1394 2.0.1-1
libdca 0.0.5-1
libmpd 0.15.0-1
libsexy 0.1.11-1
mtools 3.9.11-1
opencdk 0.6.6-1
pstoedit 3.45-2
python-elementtree 1.2.6_20050316-1
ttf-dejavu 2.26-1
unrar 3.8.3-1
wxgtk-2.6 2.6.4-2
xalan-java 2.7.1-2
zip 3.0-1
[root@duncan-arch duncan]#
Fustrated Windows users have two options.
1. Resort to the throwing of computers out of windows.
2. Resort to the throwing of windows out of computers.
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http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman#Other_Usage :: Second quote from the end.
Also, to prevent orphans from piling up in the first place, pass the -s (aka --recursive) switch to pacman when removing packages.
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kaifis wrote:[deleted]
Maybe he realized that this was a necrobump and tried to undo it.
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