Will doing a clean Server Role installation and cleaning unneeded packages, found that in Server Role the following packages are checked to be installed: Mesa (Dependency of Cups), Alsa, and Cups.

• First, "Alsa" (Advanced Linux Sound Architecture), like the name, Alsa is used to manage the sound, but in server is something not needed Out-The-Box, it won't add anything to the system, except boot time, and unnecessary services.

• Second, "Cups" (The Common UNIX Printing System), a service that manage the print server in Linux, first this package add unnecessary packages like "Mesa", second when someone will install an Out-The-Box Server Role Distro, it won't primary install for print server, and second, like openSUSE have the majorities of service to be installed when needed, "Cups" can't be an exception to be installed by default, with bringing extras package like MESA.

• Third, "Mesa" (System for rendering 3-D Graphics), this package is use for graphical environment, which is none in a server role, this package in server role is brought by Cups package.

With those mentions, I want to know why those packages that none are useful in server role being in Server Role and if possible, remove in the next release from default Server Role.

another package i think is a waste of resources in Server Role is Plymouth, when a sysadmin is working, and needs to reboot a machine, the first thing is look is the logs in the boot process.