How do I remove KDE bloat? 



I made a mistake to install "kde applications", now everything KDE ever made is installed in my computer.

try pacman -kys

topkek nigger

Install gnome

-Rdd

Why do people have such a hard time with things like this? The message literally tells you what the problem is. Use your brain to figure out what to do next.

The irony is that he probably already has

yes, and those packages cannot be deleted

why not?

pacman -Rcsn kde-applications you donkey

>>93215198 (OP)

pacman -Rns package

>>93215198 (OP)

Reinstall, just install x with no window manager goy slop, read the xinit manual and make a shell script starting x for the task that you are wanting to accomplish. Fight the bloat jew preventing you from learning the fundamental technology.

>Reinstall

Typical linux thing. I have decade old windows installation but have to make monthly backup images of linux since you're always one line away from disaster.

No reinstalling is just a thing morons that don't know how to administrate their system do.

You installed the bloat in the first place retard, you should focus on actual Unix rather than dealing with bloat layers of goyware, raw X, raw Unix, do you really waste your time messing with administrating bloat on your system. God you are a loser, you need X (if you're doing graphical programming only) with no window manager, a c compiler and ed or Vim if you're an actual software engineer with real things to do rather than tweaking your nerd system.

>You installed the bloat

that wasn't me bro. You can just uninstall things. It's really easy if you aren't aren't retard.

Well no shit, but perhaps just reinstall with a minimal terminal and install the things you need because if you already have KDE what other bollocks do you have on there?

>ed

4/10 made the larp too obvious

>>93215198 (OP)

use -Rsdd

I use ed, what's the joke?

Why are Windowsfags so retarded?

>>93215198 (OP)

are you sure you aren't trying to uninstall your terminal

It's more powerful than you think.

>>93215198 (OP)

>pacman -R

Another moron using some Arch install script that has no idea how to maintain his installation.

forgot the sudo. 

sudo pacman -Kys

>Typical linux thing

what? it's been the exact contrary for me. only retards who got used to the windows way of doing things (aka arch faggots) reinstall anything. you can usually fix stuff by yourself on linux if you mess up, assuming you have the time and want to learn a thing or two

>I don't use Wayland

faggot

He would only be uninstalling because hes likely installed a kde spin on whatever distro hes on... reading comprehension too hard for windows users i guess

>>93215198 (OP)

probably reinstalling would be best. Otherwise, my first stupid thought was, there's probably a way to list the packages that are in that metapackage "kde applications" so you get that list, and paste it into an uninstall command. You then start whittling down the list you pasted per error; if it says it can't uninstall x because y, find x in the list and delete it and try the uninstall command again. Eventually you'll be able to uninstall a bunch of shit and you can go from there.

>>93215198 (OP)

sudo rm -rf /

this. and go back to windows pls

>oops installed a package i no longer want looks like i need to reinstall my entire OS

linuxtroons
