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| sudo apt-get remove \ | |
| aisleriot \ | |
| brltty \ | |
| duplicity \ | |
| empathy \ | |
| empathy-common \ | |
| example-content \ | |
| gnome-accessibility-themes \ | |
| gnome-contacts \ | |
| gnome-mahjongg \ | |
| gnome-mines \ | |
| gnome-orca \ | |
| gnome-screensaver \ | |
| gnome-sudoku \ | |
| gnome-video-effects \ | |
| landscape-common \ | |
| libreoffice-avmedia-backend-gstreamer \ | |
| libreoffice-base-core \ | |
| libreoffice-calc \ | |
| libreoffice-common \ | |
| libreoffice-core \ | |
| libreoffice-draw \ | |
| libreoffice-gnome \ | |
| libreoffice-gtk \ | |
| libreoffice-impress \ | |
| libreoffice-math \ | |
| libreoffice-ogltrans \ | |
| libreoffice-pdfimport \ | |
| libreoffice-style-galaxy \ | |
| libreoffice-style-human \ | |
| libreoffice-writer \ | |
| libsane \ | |
| libsane-common \ | |
| python3-uno \ | |
| rhythmbox \ | |
| rhythmbox-plugins \ | |
| rhythmbox-plugin-zeitgeist \ | |
| sane-utils \ | |
| shotwell \ | |
| shotwell-common \ | |
| telepathy-gabble \ | |
| telepathy-haze \ | |
| telepathy-idle \ | |
| telepathy-indicator \ | |
| telepathy-logger \ | |
| telepathy-mission-control-5 \ | |
| telepathy-salut \ | |
| totem \ | |
| totem-common \ | |
| totem-plugins \ | |
| printer-driver-brlaser \ | |
| printer-driver-foo2zjs \ | |
| printer-driver-foo2zjs-common \ | |
| printer-driver-m2300w \ | |
| printer-driver-ptouch \ | |
| printer-driver-splix |
@pepe-verde Lubuntu is roughly speaking Ubuntu server with the LXDE environment. It should work, although maybe there are some packages in this line of code that will be missing.
Thank you so much Nick! I'll try the sudo apt-get remove option first and if not then consider switching to ArchLinux. Wish me luck :)
Maybe add mines majong and sudoku as this was not removed on 22.04 and this was top google result.
the remaing pakets :
aisleriot brltty cheese deja-dup duplicity gnome-accessibility-themes
gnome-mahjongg gnome-mines gnome-sudoku gnome-video-effects
Thanks
If someone wants to make a full command here that works, I'll happily replace the one above so its updated :)
This command works in bash on ubuntu 22.04LTS as of 4th of jan 2024, I split it into multiple lines for easy removal/addition in future:
sudo apt-get remove \
aisleriot \
brltty \
duplicity \
empathy \
empathy-common \
example-content \
gnome-accessibility-themes \
gnome-contacts \
gnome-mahjongg \
gnome-mines \
gnome-orca \
gnome-screensaver \
gnome-sudoku \
gnome-video-effects \
landscape-common \
libreoffice-avmedia-backend-gstreamer \
libreoffice-base-core \
libreoffice-calc \
libreoffice-common \
libreoffice-core \
libreoffice-draw \
libreoffice-gnome \
libreoffice-gtk \
libreoffice-impress \
libreoffice-math \
libreoffice-ogltrans \
libreoffice-pdfimport \
libreoffice-style-galaxy \
libreoffice-style-human \
libreoffice-writer \
libsane \
libsane-common \
python3-uno \
rhythmbox \
rhythmbox-plugins \
rhythmbox-plugin-zeitgeist \
sane-utils \
shotwell \
shotwell-common \
telepathy-gabble \
telepathy-haze \
telepathy-idle \
telepathy-indicator \
telepathy-logger \
telepathy-mission-control-5 \
telepathy-salut \
totem \
totem-common \
totem-plugins \
printer-driver-brlaser \
printer-driver-foo2zjs \
printer-driver-foo2zjs-common \
printer-driver-m2300w \
printer-driver-ptouch \
printer-driver-splix
Thanks @mdemerson
@NickSeagull just a heads up, I will be including this command in a blog post here soon. Was trying to get an Ubuntu VM up and running for a Workshop I hosted and your command came in handy when dealing with performance issues.
The blog will be up sometime next week on my LinkedIn page: LinkedIn.com/in/CalvinWorst
Edit: typo
Lovely, glad that this has been useful @CalvinWorst :)
@pepe-verde Lubuntu is roughly speaking Ubuntu server with the LXDE environment. It should work, although maybe there are some packages in this line of code that will be missing.
Having used Linux on an old netbook (Asus EEEPC 901) a year ago, my recommendation (personal one, probably a lot of people here will get into the discussion and recommend other stuff, which is completely fair, but I went with this because of the balance of convenience vs lightness) would be to go with ArchLinux32 and install some very lightweight window manager like i3 or DWM (those are tiling window managers that are used through the keyboard, which has some learning curve, as an alternative you can use LXDE which is what Lubuntu comes with).
Arch has currently the biggest package repository (SteamDeck OS is based on Arch), although for the 32bit version you will have to compile some stuff and although it looks intimidating, by following the steps in the installation guide it is very straightforward to install, just takes some time.
Due to life priorities I'm currently between MacOS and Windows, so not really maintaining this, but feel free to ask me anything