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Ubuntu is way to easy to break
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Written by drasking the 7 Mar 13 at 05:59.
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Everytime i install new stuff or package on ubuntu, its way too hard to unistall them or some other app need the installed package which were being used by the app i wanted to unistall.
Example: I was interested on installing KDE on ubuntu and found a tutorial which said this: "If you decide you want to remove KDE, it's not enough to go to Ubuntu Software Center and remove the Kubuntu Plasma Desktop system package, as that is just an empty package that points to all the software packages that make up a default Kubuntu installation. Removing the pointer package won't remove all the packages it points to." The problem is that when im installing a software or program, it install aditional packages so when i want to unistall it, its way to complicate since i need to find each package that it was included from the software, and if some other app is using some of those package, it become a bigger problem.
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