# This should be a non-issue in my opinion. My team runs a bunch of
#
# Kernels don't get installed unless they are packed like above. This
# doesn't have the advantage of the information being physically stuck
# but I'm not sure if I see the advantage to that.
And if you don't run a distribution that keeps information about installed
package? What about that scenerio?
G'day!
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