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blendOS3y ago
s20

neovim

Hey, everyone! I'm new here, and I was just wondering how one would go about removing Neovim. I tried system remove, the Gnome Software Center, and flatpak from the command line, and everything is saying that it'snot installed, but there it is. I'm not going to use it, and even if I did, I wouldn't use a app-grid shortcut to activate it, I'd use the terminal. I don't like having stuff I don't use on my system if I can avoid it, so is there anything I can do?
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Asterisk
Asterisk3y ago
how did you install it?
s20
s20OP3y ago
O didn't. It was part of the new install.
jt
jt3y ago
I have similar issue but with firefox I tried to remove it using system remove but it says it's not installed but firefox is installed.
s20
s20OP3y ago
Yup. That's my exact issue but with Neovim.
jt
jt3y ago
Have you had any issue layering new packages?. I have tried to layer new packages using system install but it says there is a conflict.
s20
s20OP3y ago
Nah, that's worked fine. I can add stuff, just not remove it.
█Morgan█Weedman█
Yes that's part of the immutability
s20
s20OP3y ago
I don't think so. I mean, I'm about as far from being an expert as you can get, but according to the docs, the system install command is specifically for adding new package layers to the system, kind of like rpm-ostree install on Silverblue.
Asterisk
Asterisk3y ago
try sudo akshara drop-overlay
jt
jt3y ago
That's not true. in immutable system people can layer packages too.
s20
s20OP3y ago
I'll be away from my laptop for most of today. I'll let you know how it goes when I get a chance.
█Morgan█Weedman█
Bro trust me. Its part of the immutability You are trying to overwrite files that are already there preventing you from installing. On a read only system you CANNOT overwrite files. That's why I am making a way to hide packages. I push it to the GitHub just waiting for Rudra to get back from exams
SvGaming
SvGaming3y ago
you cannot remove packages which are preinstalled
Asterisk
Asterisk3y ago
:(
SvGaming
SvGaming3y ago
this is due to the iso update system, when the system updates the package would just come back and it is not like nvim is a huge application so i dont think it is a huge problem
█Morgan█Weedman█
just install it then remove it 😄
Palikin
Palikin3y ago
Would it be possible to somehow include an option to exclude / include specific packages to be installed /removed on update? Just like selecting what shloud be included?
█Morgan█Weedman█
Prob could be developed

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