While we're discussing what's wrong with task packages, I'd like to pick on them a little more: Task packages make things like task-gnome-desktop very easy to install, but removing the packages which are installed can sometimes be really tough, if you just wanted to try out gnome, for example. Perhaps task packages should be required to flag their dependencies for removal in their prerm to ease removal of the entire package group. (probably a better name for this type of package..) Any better ideas?
- Re: Proposing task-debian Matt Zimmerman
- Re: Proposing task-debian John Hasler
- Re: Proposing task-debian Matt Zimmerman
- Re: Proposing task-debian John Hasler
- Re: Proposing task-debian Rob Browning
- Re: Proposing task-debian Alan Shutko
- Re: Proposing task-debian Matt Zimmerman
- Re: Proposing task-debian Joey Hess
- Re: Proposing task-debian Anthony Towns
- Re: Proposing task-debian Matt Zimmerman
- Re: Proposing task-debian Sam Powers
- Re: Proposing task-debian Matt Zimmerman
- Re: Proposing task-debian Christian Hammers
- Re: Proposing task-debian John Hasler
- Re: Proposing task-debian Dr. Guenter Bechly
- Re: Proposing task-debian Vince Mulhollon
- Re: Proposing task-debian Roland Bauerschmidt
- Re: Proposing task-debian Vince Mulhollon
- Re: Proposing task-debian Steve Greenland
- Re: Proposing task-debian Simon Law
- Easy removal of tasks (was Re: Proposing ... Sam Powers