Script or command to find and remove all KDE traces from /usr/bin/
Let's say that I'm in a hurry so I can't do this on my own at the moment, which btw is the way I like to do things in Linux.
Scenario; 1. Find everything that belongs to KDE in /usr/bin/ 2. Show me what it is 3. (Give me an option to) delete it A note about what did not remove mentioned; Code:
apt-get remove kde --purge |
OK, I need to update this one.
apt-get did do the job right, it's that I've forgotten that Akonadi is an extensible cross-desktop Personal Information Management (PIM) storage service (though it comes from KDE camp), so it wasn't removed automagically. I had SMPlayer installed too, which uses some things like and from KDE I believe, so search for KDE in Synaptic, mark everything what you don't want for complete removal > Done. No more KDE in /usr/bin/ (in one way or another). Really, apt-get is a piece of work. :D Synaptic too! :D |
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