Does 'I've removed LibreOffice from the list of unwanted packages.' sound natural in my context?

[Zoli]

I have a list of software packages that need to be removed, and this list is named 'Remove unwanted packages'.
If this sounds confusing, let me clarify. This list is defined in a configuration file, and it is executed by an automation software. Essentially, this list represents a task, which is why it has a name.

name: Remove unwanted packages
- gnome-games
- gnome-music
- gnome-sound-recorder
- libreoffice-common
- libreoffice-style-colibre
- libreoffice-style-elementary

If I remove all three LibreOffice packages, which essentially encompass LibreOffice and all its dependencies, is it correct to say?:

I've removed LibreOffice from the list of unwanted packages.

I think I can also opt for this version, although it may not be as concise as the first one.

I've removed LibreOffice from the list of packages to be removed.

 

[emsr2d2]

I'd say "I've removed LibreOffice from the list of 'unwanted packages for removal' or "I've removed LibreOffice from the "Remove Unwanted Packages" list".

 

[tedmc]

Nowadays, I think it's more common to call programs "apps" rather than "packages".