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    <B>Pa&#239;ou</B> 
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<PRE>Jose Jorge &lt;<A HREF="https://www.mageia.org/mailman/listinfo/mageia-dev">lists.jjorge at ...</A>&gt; writes:

&gt;<i> That's the whole point of Suggests : you get it, but can still refuse it 
</I>&gt;<i> with --no-suggests. If you require gdm with gnome, you HAVE TO keep it 
</I>&gt;<i> installed. If the requires is only for a dm, you can remove it.
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</I>&gt;<i> The main point is never require something if it is works without. Even 
</I>&gt;<i> with less features.
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</I>Yes, I think that it is a good solution: impose dm and
 suggest a specific DM to a given environment.

For the moment, stays the problem of the systematic installation of kdm,
 even at the level of a minimal installation (but with X server).
It could be due to the fact that xdm, who is also automatically installed, does
not possess the property &quot;dm&quot;
See bug 4532.

Would you like to correct this?


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