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What I mean by that is to have a barebones version of Linux installed with only the essential services running and only enabling services that are needed as they arise?
Also is there a complete list of services that traditionally run on Linux, what they do, their relationships with other services, etc. For example I am aware that to run Gnone or KDE I need to have the X Window system installed.
What are you trying to accomplish? – Joe Internet – 2011-07-24T23:49:20.170
@Joe Internet - A few things. The first being the system being completely locked down as to avoid unnecessary services running. The second being getting an understanding of what are the dependencies. – PeanutsMonkey – 2011-07-25T01:43:41.600