I have gnome.desktop and ubuntu.desktop showing up in sessions menu on login. XFCE is my main DE and the only one I use.
Is there a way I can have a Pure Mint XFCE and delete all other leftovers from past environments? A Psychocats "Pure XFCE" command for Mint maybe?
Thanks.
Pure Mint XFCE?
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Pure Mint XFCE?
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Re: Pure Mint XFCE?
the only way I know of would be to do a new install the mint xfce edition. and overwriting the others. trying to remove the others will remove many packages from the system that share xfce. Good luck maybe someone else has done it and will help.
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Re: Pure Mint XFCE?
I think this is also the only way. If you can't let go of everything then better stick with it for the mean time.kc1di wrote:the only way I know of would be to do a new install the mint xfce edition. and overwriting the others. trying to remove the others will remove many packages from the system that share xfce. Good luck maybe someone else has done it and will help.
