gilpel@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Those packages provide contributed multilingualization (m17n) input maps
for... whatever the language.
If you don't need them, just say
yum erase m17n\*
Yeah, I suppose with yum they wouldn't come back. But what is the
backslash for? Can't find any backslash in the yum man page.
The backslash is to prevent the shell from expanding the asterisk and
passing on the asterisk to yum literally. Its called escaping a special
character. Try looking for escaping characters in the bash man page.
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