Rationalise multi-lib setup

With retirement I am cleaning out many areas of my life and a recent bruising encounter with a glibc upgrade on -current has prompted me to also rationalise my computer system.

I am running -current and at the moment with a full multi-lib setup. However when I look a little closer at my changing needs I only really need to keep a Brother printer going. For this I believe I can simply install:

1. glibc-solibs-2.32_multilib-x86_64-1alien.txz
2. cups-compat32-2.3.3-x86_64-3compat32.txz

and the pesky 32bit Brother driver should be happy enough. What I would like to do is to cleanly remove the rest of multi-lib setup. I have a suspicion that the following should be enough:

Code:removepkg *multilib-x86_64-*alien.txz
removepkg *compat32.txz
removepkg compat32-tools*.tgzAfter this an 'upgradepkg --install-new' across the Slackware tree should finish the job (reinstall gcc in particular).

Am I missing anything? I am keen not to repeat my glibc upgrade debacle :)