How to remove KDE plasma completely from ubuntu 17.10

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I installed KDE plasma and I removed it but I am not getting my desktop environment now. I installed gnome again but it does not default.please help me how can I remove KDE completely and set gnome as default DE?










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  • try apt autoremove && apt install ubuntu-desktop and see for more help on setting a default desktop env here superuser.com/questions/685970/…
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I installed KDE plasma and I removed it but I am not getting my desktop environment now. I installed gnome again but it does not default.please help me how can I remove KDE completely and set gnome as default DE?










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  • try apt autoremove && apt install ubuntu-desktop and see for more help on setting a default desktop env here superuser.com/questions/685970/…
    – Pavel Sayekat
    Feb 26 at 17:12












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I installed KDE plasma and I removed it but I am not getting my desktop environment now. I installed gnome again but it does not default.please help me how can I remove KDE completely and set gnome as default DE?










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I installed KDE plasma and I removed it but I am not getting my desktop environment now. I installed gnome again but it does not default.please help me how can I remove KDE completely and set gnome as default DE?







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  • try apt autoremove && apt install ubuntu-desktop and see for more help on setting a default desktop env here superuser.com/questions/685970/…
    – Pavel Sayekat
    Feb 26 at 17:12
















  • try apt autoremove && apt install ubuntu-desktop and see for more help on setting a default desktop env here superuser.com/questions/685970/…
    – Pavel Sayekat
    Feb 26 at 17:12















try apt autoremove && apt install ubuntu-desktop and see for more help on setting a default desktop env here superuser.com/questions/685970/…
– Pavel Sayekat
Feb 26 at 17:12




try apt autoremove && apt install ubuntu-desktop and see for more help on setting a default desktop env here superuser.com/questions/685970/…
– Pavel Sayekat
Feb 26 at 17:12










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You can check for the plasma-desktop dependencies like this sudo apt depends plasma-desktop | grep Depends | cut -f2 -d: >> plasma-desktop-dependencies.txt and can manually remove them by creating list of those and applying sudo apt remove listed_packages and then just install the ubuntu-desktop as it is a ready made gnome desktop environment.
Or try apt remove plasma-desktop && apt autoremove && apt install ubuntu-desktop



which will remove kde components and install the Ubuntu-gnome desktop with lightdm and to make sure to use lightdm as dm, run sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm and it supposed to pop up a window to choose between DMs, choose lightdm and edit $HOME/.dmrc and set



[Desktop]
Session=gnome


to have gnome as default DE.






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You can check for the plasma-desktop dependencies like this sudo apt depends plasma-desktop | grep Depends | cut -f2 -d: >> plasma-desktop-dependencies.txt and can manually remove them by creating list of those and applying sudo apt remove listed_packages and then just install the ubuntu-desktop as it is a ready made gnome desktop environment.
Or try apt remove plasma-desktop && apt autoremove && apt install ubuntu-desktop



which will remove kde components and install the Ubuntu-gnome desktop with lightdm and to make sure to use lightdm as dm, run sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm and it supposed to pop up a window to choose between DMs, choose lightdm and edit $HOME/.dmrc and set



[Desktop]
Session=gnome


to have gnome as default DE.






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  • Hi thanks for your time but not working
    – Anish Ansari
    Feb 28 at 13:35










  • @AnishAnsari Can you retry as I have updated the answer?
    – Pavel Sayekat
    Mar 1 at 7:48














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You can check for the plasma-desktop dependencies like this sudo apt depends plasma-desktop | grep Depends | cut -f2 -d: >> plasma-desktop-dependencies.txt and can manually remove them by creating list of those and applying sudo apt remove listed_packages and then just install the ubuntu-desktop as it is a ready made gnome desktop environment.
Or try apt remove plasma-desktop && apt autoremove && apt install ubuntu-desktop



which will remove kde components and install the Ubuntu-gnome desktop with lightdm and to make sure to use lightdm as dm, run sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm and it supposed to pop up a window to choose between DMs, choose lightdm and edit $HOME/.dmrc and set



[Desktop]
Session=gnome


to have gnome as default DE.






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  • Hi thanks for your time but not working
    – Anish Ansari
    Feb 28 at 13:35










  • @AnishAnsari Can you retry as I have updated the answer?
    – Pavel Sayekat
    Mar 1 at 7:48












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You can check for the plasma-desktop dependencies like this sudo apt depends plasma-desktop | grep Depends | cut -f2 -d: >> plasma-desktop-dependencies.txt and can manually remove them by creating list of those and applying sudo apt remove listed_packages and then just install the ubuntu-desktop as it is a ready made gnome desktop environment.
Or try apt remove plasma-desktop && apt autoremove && apt install ubuntu-desktop



which will remove kde components and install the Ubuntu-gnome desktop with lightdm and to make sure to use lightdm as dm, run sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm and it supposed to pop up a window to choose between DMs, choose lightdm and edit $HOME/.dmrc and set



[Desktop]
Session=gnome


to have gnome as default DE.






share|improve this answer














You can check for the plasma-desktop dependencies like this sudo apt depends plasma-desktop | grep Depends | cut -f2 -d: >> plasma-desktop-dependencies.txt and can manually remove them by creating list of those and applying sudo apt remove listed_packages and then just install the ubuntu-desktop as it is a ready made gnome desktop environment.
Or try apt remove plasma-desktop && apt autoremove && apt install ubuntu-desktop



which will remove kde components and install the Ubuntu-gnome desktop with lightdm and to make sure to use lightdm as dm, run sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm and it supposed to pop up a window to choose between DMs, choose lightdm and edit $HOME/.dmrc and set



[Desktop]
Session=gnome


to have gnome as default DE.







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  • Hi thanks for your time but not working
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    Feb 28 at 13:35










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  • Hi thanks for your time but not working
    – Anish Ansari
    Feb 28 at 13:35










  • @AnishAnsari Can you retry as I have updated the answer?
    – Pavel Sayekat
    Mar 1 at 7:48















Hi thanks for your time but not working
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Feb 28 at 13:35




Hi thanks for your time but not working
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@AnishAnsari Can you retry as I have updated the answer?
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@AnishAnsari Can you retry as I have updated the answer?
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