Remove pkg that are unlikely to be used / redundant#75
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5long wants to merge 1 commit intoCachyOS:masterfrom
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Remove pkg that are unlikely to be used / redundant#755long wants to merge 1 commit intoCachyOS:masterfrom
5long wants to merge 1 commit intoCachyOS:masterfrom
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I just realized that some packages are defined by upstream archiso https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/archiso/-/blob/master/configs/releng/packages.x86_64 I'll add them back real quick to make future merging easier. Edit: on a second thought, maybe not. Currently Cachy ISO doesn't even have |
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Frees about 150MB space for those big kernels & drivers. Unfortunately some of those packages have no clear history in git so I may have made some mistakes. Feel free to let me know if any of them should be added back.
Implicit Dependencies
The following packages will be pulled in as dependencies. They're neither user-facing nor developer-facing. Should be safe to remove from the list.