completely remove GNOME
Hello.
I had to install Ubuntu 10.10 desktop (because ubuntu server fails with installer on my hardware), and now I have to remove anything related to X and GNOME. I managed to remove xorg, but now I'm trying to remove GNOME. Code:
sudo apt-get —purge remove gnome* Why can't I just remove packages without installing anything else? Or how can I do that? I just need to remove all GUI software, leaving only text-mode system. |
There are too many unnecessary dependencies to gnome, It will take too much effort to remove gnome without removing a part of the core system. You better try xubuntu, kubuntu or another os. Actually if I were you I would go with crunchbanglinux , its basicly "ubuntu-(most of the gui and bloatware) + openbox" .
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Thanks, but I just don't want to install anything instead of GNOME, I want to stay with system without GUI.
So I should make clean install of more suitable distro or accept having some unnecessary software in the system. Thanks, now I see it is not so simple :) |
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Then install whatever you want. Kind regards |
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