So among the 'Suggested' packages is apache2 and lighttpd. If I understand this whole 'recommended' and 'suggested' packages thing correctly, I don't HAVE to install ANY of them in order for the package I installed to work correctly, BUT I also appreciate that by NOT installing some of them, I may be missing out on some truly 'gee-whiz' features and I really don't want to do that either.Īlright. So far, all I have managed to do is to cause myself further confusion. Having been burnt before just blindly installing anything and everything that is recommended or suggested, I copied the list of packages to my text editor for some closer inspection and research. The installation went fine, but there were a large number of 'Suggested' packages. This evening I installed the most current version of XBMC or Kodi, or whatever in the hell you want to call it. I chose Mint 18.2 as the operating system because of all the derivatives of Ubuntu that I have experienced thus far, I like the performance of Mint better than the others. I'm in the process of taking a rehabilitated Optiplex GX-620 and turning it into a home theater PC.
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