There was another user that had accidental deepin on their kde …
Thinking back, I can’t remember why or how I have deepin-wayland installed, but I removed
deepin-wayland 1.0.0-1
too.While removing
deepin-wayland 1.0.0-1
, using PAMAC, I also noticed I have 36 deepin related packages.
Some for example:deepin-account-faces deepin-anything deepin-anything-dkms deepin-api deepin-appearance deepin-application-manager deepin-app-services deepin-control-center deepin-daemon deepin-desktop-base
and goes on and on…
I’m not saying it is surely the case … but it does make it seem more possible that some combination of dependencies could inadvertently pull some deepin deps.
(the user quoted had old python packages, openrc, gnome, and more)
In the case of the user here … we could
grep -i deepin /var/log/pacman.log
And we might find out