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[Discuss] How to permanently remove Linux package from installation
- Subject: [Discuss] How to permanently remove Linux package from installation
- From: edwardp at linuxmail.org (edwardp at linuxmail.org)
- Date: Sat, 4 Feb 2017 17:55:20 -0500
Under Fedora, I previously tried out the LXDE desktop, then subsequently removed it. One of the packages it used, openbox, remained on the system and repeated attempts to remove this package, have not resulted in its permanent removal. I should note that openbox was never built for Fedora 25 and dnf installs the Fedora 24 package. I located a couple of other LXDE-related packages that had remained on the system, once removed along with openbox, the package was not installed again through subsequent system updates. However today, openbox again became listed and dnf installed it again. Is there a Linux command of some sort that will display the dependencies of a particular package? I would like to find out exactly what openbox requires and if no other installed package(s) requires the same, the intent is to remove them along with openbox. Thank you.
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