Is there a way to go back to this standard list? meaning a single command to reverse all manual installs/uninstalls and their dependencies?.Is this configurable or hard coded into apt?.Is there a standard list of default packages? (Debian FAQ says a default installation includes packages with priority equal or higher than Standard.So, from a minimum set of 'core' packages and some 'higher-level' packages, apt upgrade/dist-upgrade should be able to grow and fill the blanks. It seems that one of the rules is, based on the current snapshot of the system, apt upgrade will install up to the Recommended dependencies of the installed packages.
I am trying to understand how APT works, and here is where I got stuck - who determines what packages are installed, on day-one?
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