Hello,
We have plenty of editors installed in the stacks + Jupyter editors.
$ update-alternatives --config editor
# There are 4 choices for the alternative editor (providing /usr/bin/editor).
#
# Selection Path Priority Status
# ------------------------------------------------------------
# * 0 /usr/bin/jed 42 auto mode
# 1 /bin/nano-tiny 0 manual mode
# 2 /usr/bin/emacs 0 manual mode
# 3 /usr/bin/jed 42 manual mode
# 4 /usr/bin/vim.tiny 15 manual mode
Some of them (in fact emacs) have a significative impact on the images size.
$ packages="vim-common vim-tiny jed jed-common emacs-nox emacs-bin-common emacs-common emacsen-common nano-tiny"
$ apt-cache --no-all-versions show $packages | awk '$1 == "Package:" {p = $2} $1 == "Installed-Size:" {printf("%s: %s\n", p, $2, is)}'
# vim-common: 375
# vim-tiny: 1530
# ---
# vim-total: ~ 2 MB
# jed: 361
# jed-common: 1806
# ---
# jed-total: ~ 2 MB
# emacs-nox: 41291
# emacs-bin-common: 470
# emacs-common: 66816
# emacsen-common: 62
# ---
# emacs-total: ~ 100 MB
# nano-tiny: 177
# ---
# nano-total: 177 KB
Estimated size reduction: 1.63GB -> 1.51GB on minimal-notebook and all downstream images.
What is your opinion, please let me know?
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Emacs and Jed have to go, my grandmother stopped using those years ago. :)
100% agree
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Emacs and Jed have to go, my grandmother stopped using those years ago. :)