Hi, it has again been requested that localepurge can clean up GNOME help files, and it should really be simple and non-disruptive to achieve.
For each directory in /usr/share/omf, you will find these kinds of
files:
* /usr/share/omf/foo/foo-C.omf
* /usr/share/omf/foo/foo-ll.omf
* /usr/share/omf/foo/foo-ll_LL.omf
You can remove the -ll and -ll_LL files that are not relevant for the
locales you want to keep.
Similarly, to purge /usr/share/gnome/help, you will find:
* /usr/share/gnome/help/foo/C/
* /usr/share/gnome/help/foo/ll/
* /usr/share/gnome/help/foo/ll_LL/
and you can delete them with the same heuristics. It is only important
to keep the C versions.
After deleting files there, you need to run “scrollkeeper-update -q” to
update the indices (if the command exists).
I don’t think there’s anything more complicated than what you are
already doing for /usr/share/locale, and there’s little risk of
breakage.
Please don’t hesitate to ask if you need any more information on this
topic.
Cheers,
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