On the page ;
https://nikgapps.com/downloads
The packages and what they contain (mostly) are listed.
However, in the example of the "Full" package, it is not listed on that page that it contains the like of YouTube and YouTube Music.
It lacks these details, so users end up installing apps that they don't want, and these apps are installed as System Apps.
While there exists, indeed, the options of using the NikGApps config and debloater files, you are still limited by the knowledge of what depends on what.
For example, users in the custom ROM community gravitate to alternatives because of this. In addition to just installing core or basic with a Setup Wizard add-on and realising later that they are missing other packages that they would need for the functionality that they would have if installing a higher level package.
It would benefit the project if the details of each package are outlined, whether clickable dropdowns or some other way as well as their relevant dependencies.
On the page ;
https://nikgapps.com/downloads
The packages and what they contain (mostly) are listed.
However, in the example of the "Full" package, it is not listed on that page that it contains the like of YouTube and YouTube Music.
It lacks these details, so users end up installing apps that they don't want, and these apps are installed as System Apps.
While there exists, indeed, the options of using the NikGApps config and debloater files, you are still limited by the knowledge of what depends on what.
For example, users in the custom ROM community gravitate to alternatives because of this. In addition to just installing core or basic with a Setup Wizard add-on and realising later that they are missing other packages that they would need for the functionality that they would have if installing a higher level package.
It would benefit the project if the details of each package are outlined, whether clickable dropdowns or some other way as well as their relevant dependencies.