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Storm in a teacup? It's not like this is the most wasteful package on the system, so I don't see where the drama is. If you're building a minimal image based on
by bboozzoo 4y ago
Storm in a teacup? It's not like this is the most wasteful package on the system, so I don't see where the drama is. If you're building a minimal image based on Ubuntu, just go ahead and apply the workaround, or remove the files. If you're rebuilding the whole distro, drop the package and fix the deps to your liking.
- jraph 4y agoYeah, but minimal should do what it says, and the whole point of a distribution is not having to do this kind of thing. You should not have to work around your distro, especially deliberate choices. If Ubuntu needs people to have this package for support, why don't they have a ubuntu-recommended package that depends on it and that's installed by default, and let people who want something minimal to have it?