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Matter has too many dependencies
See original GitHub issueThis is a real general issue, and I have no clue where to start to tackle it - but what do you think the chances are somebody will really install mtools, QEMU, grub2-something-something, and a ton more? I like keeping my system light - but I’d also really like to use this. Hence, I’d like to tackle killing off dependencies one by one.
Does anyone have thoughts on how we should start?
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- Created 3 years ago
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Great, the prompt idea sounds more convincing. Go ahead with the feature, and let’s smooth things out on the go.
No problem!