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How to remove KDE icons from Ubuntu 20.04 after uninstalling Latte Dock

kz flag

I have Ubuntu 20.04 installed. I got these KDE icons after installing "Latte Dock" on Ubuntu. But after removing Latte Dock:, I still have these KDE icons. I have also tried sudo apt remove kde-full, sudo apt autoremove and sudo apt remove –purge kubuntu-desktop kde-standard language-pack-kde-en but nothing is happening for these KDE icons to be removed.

Clicking here you can see the KDE icons I want to remove.

Clicking here you can see the KDE icons I want to remove

Nmath avatar
ng flag
I don't think they are icons, but they are applications. Looks like `kdeconnect` and `kwalletmanager` - I'd try to remove those. Don't forget to run `sudo apt update` first. You can also take a look at your apt logs/history to see exactly which packages were installed
David avatar
cn flag
There is no Ubuntu 20.4.
kz flag
@David I know. I just forget to add "0" after decimal point and before "4"
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mm flag

Check for said items within /usr/share/applications/

To verify, review the Name= field inside, or search for the terms you want to remove.

$ cd /usr/share/applications/
$ grep -lR -e "KDE Connect" -e "KDE System Settings" -e "KWallet"

With results, move them into a directory where the system wont see them.

$ mkdir hidden_items
$ mv kde-description.desktop ./hidden_items
$ cd hidden_items
$ ls

You might need sudo privileges.

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