seth vidal wrote:
> they don't help the problem at all, they just introduce a whole other
> set of difficulties as to what the default behavior should be when we
> hit them.
Here's how I see things (which I believe is close if not identical to how it
works on Debian):
Recommended = default on.
Suggested = default off.
The user can customize it to have both on or both off.
And in both cases, removing a package with only a soft dep should not remove
the dependent package (except if an option to treat them as hard deps is
set).
Kevin Kofler
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