12-17-2016, 07:29 AM
Jerry,
I don't know how to mark a package as standard or optional once it has been installaed as required in a system. All lite packages are installed as "required", meaning that they can be updated and upgraded but the system will refuse to remove them because of the required priority.
For example, I tried by removing lite-tweaks entirely from the system and installing a deb with priority: optional and essential no but the system somehow still believes this is a required package?
Do you know how to accomplish this?
I don't know how to mark a package as standard or optional once it has been installaed as required in a system. All lite packages are installed as "required", meaning that they can be updated and upgraded but the system will refuse to remove them because of the required priority.
Quote:lite-info required
lite-manual required
lite-software required
lite-themes required
lite-tweaks required
lite-upgrade-series3 required
lite-usermanager required
lite-welcome required
For example, I tried by removing lite-tweaks entirely from the system and installing a deb with priority: optional and essential no but the system somehow still believes this is a required package?
Do you know how to accomplish this?
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Sorry for seeming stupid and preferring Linux - I just don't know any better.




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