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Good question.
- Upgraded and apt-get autoremoveed 13
compared with
- newly built, upgraded and apt-get autoremoveed 14
If that makes sense.
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I have run the upgrade a number of times now with the latest rc. update.
There seem to be significant differences between the upgraded 13 and a clean install of 14 - in addition to the architectural changes evident in the move to Stretch.(i386/amd64)
I've attached a summary file of the differences - 14 is generally much cleaner.
The obvious extras included in an upgraded system would seem to be as summarised below. I see loittle differencd between upgraded GW and upgraded WS, in terms of additional programs, drivers and libraries.
KDE stuff:
| accountsservice |
| akonadi-backend-mysql |
| akonadi-server |
| anon-kde-streamiso |
| anon-ws-kde-startmenu |
| bluedevil |
| bluez |
| bluez-obexd |
| exfat-fuse |
| exfat-utils |
| firmware-linux-free |
Fonts:
| fonts-droid-fallback |
| fonts-freefont-ttf |
| fonts-hack-ttf |
| fonts-lato |
| fonts-noto |
| fonts-noto-cjk |
| fonts-noto-mono |
| fonts-noto-unhinted |
| mariadb-client-core-10.1 |
| mariadb-common |
| mysql-common |
| mysql-server-core-5.5 |
| mesa-utils |
| mesa-vdpau-drivers:i386 |
| nepomuk-core-data |
| netcat-traditional |
| nfacct |
| openssh-client |
| oxygencursors |
| powerdevil |
| powerdevil-data |
| poweroff-passwordless |
| publicsuffix |
Some Python and Ruby:
| perl-modules |
| python-reportlab |
| python-reportlab-accel:i386 |
| python-support |
| python3.4 |
| python3.4-minimal |
| ruby |
| ruby-dev:i386 |
| ruby-did-you-mean |
| ruby-minitest |
| ruby-net-telnet |
| ruby-power-assert |
| ruby-test-unit |
| ruby2.1 |
| ruby2.3 |
| ruby2.3-dev:i386 |
| rubygems-integration |
VLC etc:
| alsa-base | |
| ffmpeg | |
| mpv | |
| vlc-plugin-video-splitter:i386 | |
| vlc-plugin-visualization:i386 | |
| wamerican | |
Some Whonix stuff:
| whonix-setup-wizard |
| whonix-ws-firewall |
| whonix-ws-kde-desktop-conf |
| whonixsetup |
Obviously these carry a large number of attendant libs.