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Siduction Forum => Software - Support => Topic started by: dibl on 2023/01/23, 19:28:13
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Starting in the last couple of weeks (maybe since the qt5 transition ...), my trusty old LXQt system has started to look more like a KDE system. Today, full-upgrade pulled in plasma-framework, and I decided to post about this issue and see if anyone can give me advice how to get back to plain LXQt without all the libkf5* and qml-kde* packages that have sneaked in to live here.
Examples:
libkf5kcmutilscore5
libkf5kcmutils-data
libkf5kcmutils5
qml-module-org-kde-bluezqt
qml-module-org-kde-kquickcontrols
qml-module-org-kde-kirigami2
qml-module-org-kde-kcmutils
Are there 1 or 2 packages that all of these depend on, that I could use to strip it all out? Or is there some relationship to LXQt that means I need to leave these on the LXQt system?
Thanks for advice!
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apt depends calamares
maybe it comes with calamares and all the dependencies?
And here are the packages with wich the ISO is built.
https://github.com/siduction/pyfll/blob/master/pyfll/packages/packages.d/env-lxqt
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Danke, Hendrick!
I don't think calamares even existed when this system was installed:
don@n5110:~$ sudo apt policy calamares
calamares:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 3.2.61-1+b1
System:
Kernel: 6.1.7-2-siduction-amd64 arch: x86_64 bits: 64 Desktop: LXQt v: 1.2.1
Distro: siduction 17.1.0 Patience - lxqt - (201703051830)
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Mh. calamares will be removed in one of the last steps of an installation!
And 2017 patience install, ...., could be possible that we had calamares,...... I have to check this later.
Try 'aptitude why foo' to see why this packages are there.
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don@n5110:~$ aptitude why libkf5kcmutils5
i partitionmanager Depends kio
i A kio Recommends systemsettings
i A systemsettings Depends libkf5kcmutils5 (>= 5.98.0~)
Thanks Hendrick! I forgot about aptitude -- I never use it.
OK, this gives me a place to start removals.
EDIT: YES! Using "aptitude why", it only took 2 removals, plus "apt autoremove" to clear out all of the unwanted kde and qml packages. Thank you very much, Hendrick, for reminding me about aptitude.