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I often install software to test and forget to uninstall them, which is a problem, since my space on disk is not that big.
Let me see how many packages I have manually installed (not counting their dependencies): Code: $ pkg_info -m | wc -l That's a lot! I do not keep track of which ones I need to reinstall in a future new system installation. But now that's something I need to do: keep track of which programs I need to have installed. In my server, however, I have only vim installed (OpenBSD has a lot of services out of the box). I'll probably install dovecot and git when I set up my mail server and git server. I think I'm not alone. Most people install packages carelessly in their desktop while keeps just the necessary on their server. |
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how do you know which tools you (really) use? - by freem - 26-08-2021, 10:03 PM
RE: how do you know which tools you (really) use? - by jkl - 27-08-2021, 07:27 PM
RE: how do you know which tools you (really) use? - by z3bra - 30-08-2021, 03:03 PM
RE: how do you know which tools you (really) use? - by seninha - 31-08-2021, 06:20 PM
RE: how do you know which tools you (really) use? - by santafe - 15-01-2024, 03:30 PM
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