Make 'remove' more consistent with original 'apt' behaviour

Do NOT remove dependencies by default. Instead prompt the user with info about how to remove dependencies.

aptman

@@ -15,11 +15,10 @@ then
 fi
 
 
-cmd="$1"
+cmd="$1" # catch first arguments with $1 
 shift # drop the first argument from "$@"
 
 
-# catch first arguments with $1
 case "$cmd" in
     update)
         # Update local package repo/cache
@@ -43,12 +42,14 @@ case "$cmd" in
         ;;
     remove)
         # Remove package and its dependencies
-        echo "Removing '$@' and dependencies ..."
-        pacman -Rs "$@"
+        echo "Removing '$@' ..."
+        pacman -R "$@"
+        echo "If you want to remove unused dependencies, run 'aptman autoremove'"
+        echo "or consider 'aptman purge [PKG]' next time."
         ;;
     autoremove)
         # Remove orphaned packages
-        echo "Removing orphaned packages"
+        echo "Removing orphaned packages ..."
         pacman -Qdtq | pacman -Rs -
         ;;
     purge)
@@ -93,7 +94,7 @@ case "$cmd" in
         echo "install | reinstall - (re)Install packages"
         echo "remove              - Uninstall package"
         echo "autoremove          - Uninstalling orphaned packages"
-        echo "purge               - Uninstall package and clean config"
+        echo "purge               - Uninstall package, dependencies and clean config"
         echo "check               - Check for broken dependencies"
         echo "search              - Search package"
         echo "show                - Show package info"