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9.2.4 Removing Software
If you want to remove software from the system, proceed as follows:
1 Make use of a search strategy explained in
(page 142).
2 Depending on the search strategy, you can either select a complete set or single
packages one by one. For patterns, both ways are possible.
3 Click Accept and either watch the de-installation progress or adjust your selection,
if YaST complains about dependency issues.
9.3 Managing Software Repositories
and Services
Add additional software repositories to your system to install third-party software. By
default, the product repository such as SUSE Linux Enterprise Server-DVD 11 and a
matching update repository are configured once you registered your system. Depending
on the initially selected product, a separate language add-on repository with translations,
dictionaries, etc. might also be configured.
Here also manage subscriptions to so-called Services. A Service in this context is a
Repository Index Service (RIS) that can offer one or more software repositories. Such
a Service can be changed dynamically by its administrator or vendor.
WARNING: Trusting External Software Sources
Before adding external software repositories to your list of repositories, make
sure this repository can be trusted. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server is not respon-
sible for any potential problems arising from software installed from third-
party software repositories.
To ensure the integrity software repositories can be signed with the GPG Key of the
repository maintainer. You can manage these keys in YaST—for more information,
see
GPG Keys
(page 148). Whenever you add a new repository, YaST offers to import
its key. Verify it as any other GPG key and pay attention that it does not change. If you
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