Listmates, I know this has been mentioned before, but today I ran into a depency that I just really can't fathom... I wanted to install Frostwire (a java based p2p client). Imagine my surprise when in the list of automatic changes, Yast2 software install presents me with: Mozilla Thunderbird. Why on God's green Earth would a Java based p2p client be dependent on a mail client? I finish the Frostwire install, and then decide to delete Thunderbird. This gets accepted, but as an automatic change, Yast now proposes Seamonkey. I accept that change and let Thunderbird uninstall (and Seamonkey install). I then wish to delete Seamonkey, only to be presented with Mozilla Sunbird as an automatic change. Deleting Sunbird presents Seamonkey as an automatic change, etc. So, then I start to get curious to see which package actually needs Sunbird to be installed: # rpm -q --whatrequires MozillaSunbird no package requires MozillaSunbird I'm confused. Anyone? Joop -- "When you just want a system that works, you choose Linux; when you want a system that just works, you choose Microsoft."