That's already what does urpmi.
urpmi never put in that list the requested packages.
But any package required by the requested packages will end in that list, enabling us to clean the system when a package is no more required by a requested package.
Note than you can explicitly request a package:
urpmi <foobar>
That's already what does urpmi.
urpmi never put in that list the requested packages.
But any package required by the requested packages will end in that list, enabling us to clean the system when a package is no more required by a requested package.
Note than you can explicitly request a package:
urpmi <foobar>