Removing Merkuro leads to the removal of a lot of seeminlgy unrelated packages (e.g. btrfs-progs, elisa, okular, exfatprogs, kate, mpvqt, ...).
- Installed
AerynOS-2026.05.2-GNOME-live-x86_64.iso KDE with plasma-login-manager
- Ran
sudo moss sync --update twice (1x repo structure update, 1x package updates) and rebooted
- Ran
sudo moss remove merkuro, confirming the package removal and rebooted
Result:
Merkuro and all the listed packages were removed (e.g. elisa, okular, kate, btrfs-progs, ...).
I assume this has to be a bug because some of those are system packages and seemingly unrelated applications.
When running sudo moss install merkuro again it did not pull in all the previously removed packages as dependencies. The listed dependencies looked like they actually make sense for Merkuro.
Running sudo moss remove merkuro again also only removed the packages that looked like they are actual dependencies of Merkuro.
removed_packages.txt

Removing Merkuro leads to the removal of a lot of seeminlgy unrelated packages (e.g. btrfs-progs, elisa, okular, exfatprogs, kate, mpvqt, ...).
AerynOS-2026.05.2-GNOME-live-x86_64.isoKDE with plasma-login-managersudo moss sync --updatetwice (1x repo structure update, 1x package updates) and rebootedsudo moss remove merkuro, confirming the package removal and rebootedResult:
Merkuro and all the listed packages were removed (e.g. elisa, okular, kate, btrfs-progs, ...).
I assume this has to be a bug because some of those are system packages and seemingly unrelated applications.
When running
sudo moss install merkuroagain it did not pull in all the previously removed packages as dependencies. The listed dependencies looked like they actually make sense for Merkuro.Running
sudo moss remove merkuroagain also only removed the packages that looked like they are actual dependencies of Merkuro.removed_packages.txt