Hi, I’m new to openSUSE and maybe this is a silly question.
If I install package foo that requires foodep1 and foodep2 the two are
installed automagically by yast.
How can I cleanly remove the foo package (this means remove not only
foo but also foodep1 and foodep2 if no other package requires them)?
Thanks,
Paolo
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Open YaST>Software management and bring up the packages you are
interested in; click on the box to the left of the package name until it
shows a trashcan/wastebin.
Click on Accept.
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This will work but requires me to remember that foodep1 and foodep2 (in
my silly example) have been installed by foo installation.
I was looking for something automatic (like apt-get autoremove).
Is there any solution?
Thanks
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AFAIK the answer is no.
This question is asked many times already and I recite from what I
remember is the quintesence of the answers there.
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