I was installing one application from Manjaro store (don’t remember which but I think it was flameshot) and seems like I accidentally installed gnome dekstop with it. Now I don’t know how to remove it from login screen menu as it appears there. I tried removing gnome-desktop, gnome-session, but it says it wont delete them cos they are dependency of some other package. When I try to delete that package it says it is dependency of some other, etc. Can somebody help me get rid of this? I love only KDE plasma. Thanks.
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try this: open the add/remove software app, click on installed, sort by date and check all the apps that were installed with flameshot, reboot
uninstall them all, click on the trash icon on flameshot, hopefully it will select all gnome dependencies … but select all apps that were installed at that time… you can do that by clicking the 3 horizontal lines and select view history
I remember last thing I installed was proton-qt, everything else was installed the same minute the Flameshot was installed. So I removed all those packages and now gnome is gone from menu and all is fine. Except when I was doing that I got a warning message:
That says gtk4 and libnma are optionaly required for some stuff. Should I install those two packages now?
no, i dont have installed any of those…
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Ok, thanks mate. You helped me.
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