On 04/27/2012 08:26 AM, Shaun wrote: > On 27/04/2012 14:05, Les Mikesell wrote: >> What did you expect: >> >> Removing for dependencies: >> NetworkManager-gnome >> >> meant before you confirmed the yum action? >> > Well if that was what was presented to me as an action then I obviously > need to be more vigilant! :) In fact I had similar issues in Fedora and > weird things happening adding/removing packages. > > But then the reason why I didn't pay as much attention in the first > place is because I *assumed that only that removed-pacakage and > dependencies brought in by it at the install-time would be removed via a > yum remove. > > Maybe there are differences in the dependency management that I need to > go read about..? Yum is great for adding packages. I never use it to remove packages. I might use it to give me a list of packages to remove and then modify that list and then do: rpm -e $(cat list.txt) If I do use yum to remove a package group, then I would install "X Window System", "Desktop" and any other things that might be impacted. Yum always has, IMHO, removed too many things when using it to uninstall.
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