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<H1>[Mageia-dev] painful discussion n°1: debloating</H1>
<B>You-Cheng Hsieh</B>
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<I>Thu Apr 12 03:55:46 CEST 2012</I>
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<PRE>2012/4/11 Olav Vitters <<A HREF="https://www.mageia.org/mailman/listinfo/mageia-dev">olav at vitters.nl</A>>:
><i> However, seems that in almost every install seahorse might be installed
</I>><i> (tv saying that we go from something like glib -> gio -> .. ->
</I>><i> seahorse). Almost every install might have glib going to seahorse. That
</I>><i> bit is the concern. I don't care about minimal; in a minimal, it just
</I>><i> should not install suggests and I really don't care if that currently
</I>><i> works in the installer or not.
</I>><i> Currently almost every install might end up having gnome-keyring. Even
</I>><i> if often it isn't used. That's a concern.
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><i> So, yeah, move the suggests and remove totem-mozilla from CAT_KDE. But
</I>><i> not because of the minimal install.
</I>><i>
</I>><i> This might result in some users not having seahorse anymore though.
</I>
OK. So I have some conclusion:
- A minimal install should not install any Suggests, if it does,
please report a bug (bug #5209). -> The Suggests don't need to be
moved.
- Instead, Requires will affect minimal install. -> Change Requires:
gnome-keyring in libgnome-keyring to Suggests.
- remove totem-mozilla (and other gnome stuff, if neecessary) from CAT_KDE.
Olav, I've committed the change of libgnome-keyring to svn. Please
review and submit it if it's acceptable to you. (You are still the
maintainer of libgnome-keyring.)
I don't know how to change CAT_KDE in rpmstrate, so that should be
done by someone else.
Thanks.
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