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On 10/10/11 18:06, Gordon Henderson wrote:
It seems to use the last accessed flag(???) to date when something was last used - seemed to give 'reasonable' results for my machineOn Mon, 10 Oct 2011, Rob Beard wrote:On 10/10/11 12:53, tom wrote:I've found that the Ubuntu uses a thing called popularity-contest to monitor package use and produces a text file with date stamps (http://popcon.ubuntu.com/README) so I should be able to analyse that and produce a list in the same format as Martins selections.txt above. et vouloir* a stripped clean fresh install/upgrade! Tom te tom te tom *franglais for 'you wish'.I stand corrected :-)That is useful, might try that myself when I next upgrade. In the past I've just been reinstalling and installing as and when I needed a package (sometimes I install something to check it out then forget to remove it).Does popcon actually check that you're used a package, or that it's just been installed?Gordon
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