On Thu, Sep 28, 2006 at 12:08:33PM +0200, Marc Espie wrote: > Don't waste too much time perfecting this.
I do not. I am aware of the fact that this cannot be merged with the rest of system the way it is. But if there are any bugs I would like to fix them. > The right approach is to have pkg_add tag packages that the user really > installed vs. stuff that is needed for dependencies. It's in my queue > of things to do. Well, yeah. But the thing is that when you have a system with ~100 packages already installed how is this tagging technique going to work? In a fresh system I would totally agree with your approach. My way is more dynamic though. And you have to admit that it works quite fast as well. Anyway, it is merely a way of providing extra information for the packages you are planning to remove. So, until you implement your idea of tagging packages I will be using this. Whoever is going to use it though, send feedback whenever appropriate. -- Sideris Michael http://black.daemons.gr/msid/
