T tommyjung Sep 2, 2012 #1 I installed openjdk and realized that I don't really need it. In the process, whole crap loads of dependent packages were installed. Is there an effective way to identify which one I don't need and uninstall them? tommy
I installed openjdk and realized that I don't really need it. In the process, whole crap loads of dependent packages were installed. Is there an effective way to identify which one I don't need and uninstall them? tommy
anton Sep 4, 2012 #3 if you use portmaster, Code: portmaster -L will show ports categorized by dependency. Look for root and leaf ports (ports that no other port is dependent upon).
if you use portmaster, Code: portmaster -L will show ports categorized by dependency. Look for root and leaf ports (ports that no other port is dependent upon).
jrm@ Developer Sep 4, 2012 #4 If you are using the new package manager, pkgng, you can use the command below. # pkg autoremove
