Am 23. Jan, 2005 schwätzte Siri Amrit Kaur so:
> I'll look into chkconfig, thank you. It's not just about one or two
> apps, though. The problem with some of the distros is that they don't
> give you an option at installation time of picking and choosing the
> packages to install. They install a LOT of server apps and turn them
> on by default. Sometimes I hesitate to uninstall things, not sure if
> doing so will break something else.
package dependency is your friend :). Removing things might still drop
functionality you want, but due to package dependency at least it'll
remove all of the packages dependent on whatever you're removing. The
install/remove tools should also let you know what you're removing.
If you're removing something from the base system that will likely break
things in debian you will get a warning. Heed the warning :).
ciao,
der.hans
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