functionality similar to apt-get autoclean?

[Rahul Sundaram]

Rohan Sheth wrote:
> Debian has this nifty feature of apt-get which is the option to
> 'autoclean'
> 
> It has two purposes, first it removes files from the local repository
> which can no longer be downloaded and are useless.  Second it removes
> packages that used to depend on a package which no longer exists.
> 
> Example:
> 
> I install claws-mail which depends on (among other things) libetpan11.
> 
> Then I decide I don't like claws-mail and remove the package claws-mail.
> 
> The next time I run autoclean (presuming that no other installed
> package depends on libetpan11) it will remove the package libetpan11
> since it it no longer required by the system.
> 
> Is there any similar functionality with yum/rpm?

Other than what Todd has already said, note that apt-rpm is available in 
Fedora. If you need it

# yum install apt

Rahul