Re: dnf gone wild??

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On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 10:51:42AM -0500, Neal Becker wrote:
> >>   sudo dnf --setopt=clean_requirements_on_remove=no remove
> >>   plexmediaserver
> > Just `dnf remove --noautoremove plexmediaserver` will do. See my longer
> > message in this thread for further explanation.
> Neither would work - both would remove 280 packages (most/all of kde, and 
> others)

Well, that's ... per-plexing. (Pun kind of intended. Sorry.)

Perhaps the plexmediaserver includes some Provides that replaces
something KDE and the others depend on? What do you get with `dnf
check`?

I might be inclined to brute-force `rpm -e --nodeps --force
plexmediaserver` and then run `dnf check` after that and then fix
anything left over. But no guarantees that this won't break your
system.

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Matthew Miller
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