The thing with traditional package management though, these decisions are not that straightforward, especially for mega packages like KDE or LibreOffice. When

The thing with traditional package management though, these decisions are not that straightforward, especially for mega packages like KDE or LibreOffice. When you install a window manager like say, sway, it will install a terminal, alacrity on some distros. The distro specifically refrains from deleting alacrity when you're uninstalling sway and that's a reasonable thing to do even though people might disagree on it.