On Wednesday 19 January 2022 05:13:31 pm c. marlow wrote:
edit ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
don't know if this helps, I've never had this.
I edited that file.... Logged off and logged back in and IT REPOPULATED ITSELF :(
I even #'s the lines and it still reverted back.
There's got to be a way to delete those folders!
There's no way I could nuke and pave and install a minimal XFCE session due to I use the MINI ISO with Non Free codecs and drivers. Plus, I am stuck on a sat dish connection and downloading ISO's eats A LOT of data.
I'm not sure what package PCMANFM comes from, but find it and remove it.... (the package)
Some random Debian examples, re-write for you use, use man to understand how they work:
$ which pcmanfm $ apt-cache search PCMANFM $ aptitude search '~drout(e|ing)' // route or routing in their description $ apt-cache --full search samba
You can use dpkg command to find out which package owns a file: -S, --search filename-search-pattern... Search for a filename from installed packages. Example: $ dpkg -S /bin/ls coreutils: /bin/ls
Then: $ apt-get purge {package names} e.g. $ apt-get purge samba samba-common python-samba samba-libs