Debian 10 Minimal and qubes-gpg-split
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awokd
Jan 12, 2020, 6:58:07 PM1/12/20
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"Apt install qubes-gpg-split" wants to pull in 120 packages. Even with
--no-install-recommends, it's still 23 packages including aspell,
emacsen-common, a couple gstreamer libs, zenity, etc. Why are these
required for gpg-split, and is there a way to trim them down further?
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--no-install-recommends, it's still 23 packages including aspell,
emacsen-common, a couple gstreamer libs, zenity, etc. Why are these
required for gpg-split, and is there a way to trim them down further?
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unman
Jan 13, 2020, 9:16:38 PM1/13/20
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On Sun, Jan 12, 2020 at 11:57:34PM +0000, 'awokd' via qubes-users wrote:
> "Apt install qubes-gpg-split" wants to pull in 120 packages. Even with
> --no-install-recommends, it's still 23 packages including aspell,
> emacsen-common, a couple gstreamer libs, zenity, etc. Why are these
> required for gpg-split, and is there a way to trim them down further?
>
iMost of it is zenity, which is a dependency and pulls in libwebkit2gtk, and *that*
> "Apt install qubes-gpg-split" wants to pull in 120 packages. Even with
> --no-install-recommends, it's still 23 packages including aspell,
> emacsen-common, a couple gstreamer libs, zenity, etc. Why are these
> required for gpg-split, and is there a way to trim them down further?
>
pulls in most of the rest.
There's an open bug about the "stupid" zenity dependencies.
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