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> You can uninstall any KDE feature package (at least in Debian), and these features will magically disappear from KDE interfaces. You didn't actually try this
by bmn__ 4y ago
> You can uninstall any KDE feature package (at least in Debian), and these features will magically disappear from KDE interfaces.
You didn't actually try this. It makes me annoyed that you think you can go on the internet and just claim something and expect it not be verified; what a bunch of nonsense.
In Debian 11.5, when one tries to uninstall any of kactivitymanagerd, polkit-kde, kaccess, then the package manager also takes out KDE as a whole.
- bayindirh 4y agoThere are core and optional components of KDE. kactivitymanagerd is a core component, so it reverse-depends plasma, that's true. > You didn't actually try this. No. I tried this and did more. Like using Debian for 15 years, KDE since 3.5.x days or leading a Debian derivative distro's development for 5 years, and deploying that derivative nation-wide from thin-clients to heavy metal. > It makes me annoyed that you think you can go on the internet and just claim something and expect it not be verified; what a bunch of nonsense. Same here. Let's not project our prejudices to others unchecked, OK? If you want to verify my claims, my webpage is there, with links to anything and everything I do.