Rahul Sundaram wrote:
> Take a look at the yum-plugin-remove-with-leaves. It does what you want.
Well, it tries to. More often than not, it does the wrong thing (e.g. where
applications require other applications.) You can't even come close to
reliably solving this problem without tracking which packages were
installed explicitly and which were automatically installed as
dependencies, and remove-with-leaves doesn't even try to do that. And even
if you do that, you can end up removing stuff which wasn't supposed to be
removed.
Kevin Kofler
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