Removing lm_sensor

[robin0800]

If you really wish to remove it

sudo pacman -Rdd lm_sensor

The above command is not recommended

[soundofthunder]

@lol71

Honestly the issue not solve yet but i deactive it with systemctl
Its not make problem the only question is how we can remove app that made chain with dependency and how we can remove them without make issues and how we can break the chain?

@soundofthunder

With so many packages depending on lm_sensors, I fail to see the wisdom in attempting to remove it. I would suggest leaving it alone, and spending a few hours in the garden smelling roses; or whatever makes you happy.

Again, I recommend you just leave it installed. You have apparently disabled it, so you need do nothing more.

In anticipation of your agreement, I will mark this thread as solved.

Cheers.

[BG405]

@lol71

Its not make problem the only question is how we can remove app that made chain with dependency and how we can remove them without make issues and how we can break the chain?

It’s quite obvious really. If you remove packages without checking what else depends on them, you have indeed “broken the chain” and therefore can not expect other packages which depend on (components of) said packages to continue to work, so don’t expect good results. Especially without knowing beforehand what they are actually used for.

That is all I have to say on the matter … wish you all the best…