I've been updating my systems from sources for years now, and I've got
just TONS of stuff left over from previous versions (all the way back
to 0.9!) which I'm sure I no longer need.

Has anyone built a non-sysinst program or shell script that will take
care of cleaning out all this antique garbage?  Alternatively, is there
a way to invoke sysinst from the running system and have it _only_ do
the ``remove obsolete stuff'' step(s)?

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