Linux Software that You Use to Replace Windows Software

To remove everything related to KDE, first see what packages you have installed:
# pacman -Qs kde

Then remove what you want (example):
# pacman -R kdegraphics kdebase kdeutils kdepim kdemultimedia kdeadmin kdenetwork kdeaccessibility kdeartwork

To re-install Okular only:

# pacman -S kdegraphics-okular

Don't forget: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman

 

Thanks a lot. The output doesn't list a lot of KDE stuff though:

KMailService, KTelnetService,.. are not listet. In general I wonder if package removal is a 100% clean process ?

 

As the wiki says:

 

Thanks. Unfortunately it did not work. Error: it could not locate it.

 

Could you try the following?

Code:

apt remove --purge freeoffice freeoffice-* softmaker-*

Remember to make sure the packages are actually called that.

 

Still nothing. How do I make sure about packages name?

 

That depends. I did a quick search on ubuntu's packages and found nothing about freeoffice or softmaker. How did you install them?

 

Not with the Software center. I have downloaded the .deb from their site.

http://www.freeoffice.com/en/download-freeoffice-mobile-office

 

The process should be righ, though.

Let's try another thing.

First, open Synaptic. Next, click the Status button and select "Installed (local or obsolete)". Right click the package you want to remove and select "mark for removal", or better, "Mark for complete removal".

 

Thanks much, this worked!

 

You're welcome! Glad I helped.