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Re: Shrinking consumed diskspace: msg#00022

Subject: Re: Shrinking consumed diskspace
Anders Häggström wrote:

> I have now shrinked the serverinstallation of Feisty down to aprox
> 350MB. My keywords so far is to swich to a server-kernel, to be able
> to remove Xorg-dependencies, and removing documentation.
> I don't really get it why the server-kernel is not derault on a
> serverinstallation from the server-cd.

> I also found out that you should not use apt-get, as it does not keep
> track of dependencies. Use Atitude instead.

Huh? Lots of false claims here :)

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