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Cool! Thanks, Kirk.

Since this is Debian day, I guess I want to ask one more ...

If I wanted to delete everything relating to X on a particular system,
should I just go after something like XFree and trust apt to also remove
all the dependencies? Or, do I list all the pkgs to remove? Or, is there
a slicker way?


Kirk Reiser writes:
> From: Kirk Reiser <kirk@braille.uwo.ca>
> 
> Hey Janina: dpkg -l will show you everything you have loaded.
> 
>   Kirk
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