New comment by AngryPhantom on void-packages repository

https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/issues/23602#issuecomment-659621997

Comment:
@ericonr Sorry, a little offtopic: I decided to put linux and linux-headers via ignorepkg in /etc/xbps.d/ and if I do:

`sudo xbps-remove -Oo`

I get this:

`dracut                remove    050_2`
`kpartx                remove    0.8.4_1`
`linux-firmware-intel  remove    20200519_1`
`linux-firmware-nvidia remove    20200519_1`
`cpio                  remove    2.13_1`

I know that it's natural and logical because of new dependencies. Should I just not use this command in the nearest future? What is the best way to clean the cache and avoid this?