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title: "Do Not Install Recommended Packages with APT"
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date: 2022-07-09T16:26:12+05:30
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lastmod: 2022-07-09T16:26:12+05:30
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draft: false
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keywords: [apt debian ubuntu]
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description: ""
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tags: [apt]
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categories: [linux]
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author: ""
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# You can also close(false) or open(true) something for this content.
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# P.S. comment can only be closed
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comment: false
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toc: false
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autoCollapseToc: false
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postMetaInFooter: true
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hiddenFromHomePage: false
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# You can also define another contentCopyright. e.g. contentCopyright: "This is another copyright."
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contentCopyright: false
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reward: false
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mathjax: false
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mathjaxEnableSingleDollar: false
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mathjaxEnableAutoNumber: false
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# You unlisted posts you might want not want the header or footer to show
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hideHeaderAndFooter: false
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# You can enable or disable out-of-date content warning for individual post.
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# Comment this out to use the global config.
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#enableOutdatedInfoWarning: false
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flowchartDiagrams:
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enable: false
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options: ""
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sequenceDiagrams:
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enable: false
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options: ""
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---
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This applies only if you use Debian or Ubuntu or any distribution that uses apt package manager.
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Normally when you run `apt install`, it will automatically install a lot of optional packages, without which your intended package will work perfectly fine since these are *optional*. They just take consume more bandwidth and a lot more diskpace. These will only add up as you update your system over time.
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Now, there are two ways to get rid of this behaviour. Pass `--no-install-recommends` to apt everytime you install a package, or put it in `/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/99-no-install-recommend` to avoid typing it every time.
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```
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APT::Install-Recommends "false";
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APT::Install-Suggests "false";
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```
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