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Title: Haskell question
Post by: cds on 20 October 2024, 20:11:45
I'm not sure (but guessing) I installed something with haskell. Could have been maybe 2 or 3 weeks ago and 2 hurricanes so there has been a good bit of time away from the keyboard.

I ran pacman -Qsq haskell > haskell.list and reviewed what's there.
Nothing seems to jar the memory so, how safe would it be to remove haskell.
Granted, I can use this file to reinstall if there is a mass failure (or so I think)

Some background, I run X and dwm. Nothing terribly special so there's that.

TIA
Chris

UPDATE: Found you ... pandoc (Ugh!)


Title: Re: Haskell question
Post by: dpx on 20 October 2024, 23:34:35
"pacman-contrib" has "pactree" command that I often use to examine who depends on what.

"pactree <package>" will list all dependencies for that package but even more useful is "pactree -r <package>", showing reverse dependencies for the same package, i.e. packages that depend on queried package. (-r being "reverse")