For some reason, the app nm-connection-editor
(Advanced Network Configuration) exists on my GNOME, but I don’t even use it. I suspect that it’s a part of package nm-applet. I also have system-config-printer
(Print Settings, I think?) and system-config-printer-applet
, but both of them don’t work properly.
I want to remove both these apps, as I don’t use them, but they’ve been introduced by services. How should I proceed?
I made a separate clone on Desktop because I could not figure out where the object files are downloaded (probably in
/tmp
?), but looks like I’ve learnt what package caused the addition of this:system-config-printer
was gnome’s propagated input. Slightly unrelated, but I also discovered Kakoune’s command wrapper (grep, in this case) for a Unix-ey experience