I did this:
sudo apt install zorin-os-lite-desktop
Because I hate gnome, and now I want to remove every trace of it, no nautilus, no GDM; how do I do that?
I did this:
sudo apt install zorin-os-lite-desktop
Because I hate gnome, and now I want to remove every trace of it, no nautilus, no GDM; how do I do that?
That's a tedious/extreme to do job. Easier would be to clean install lite version.
It seems like the best approach, I hate workarounds.
Another question, Will performance be better with a fresh install? Or Will it be the same now? (without deleting gnome)
Fresh install is always better, cleaner
Most likely, performance would be the same. However, a fresh install is cleaner, safer and less clutter.
If keeping Zorin Lite Desktop installed on a machine that is loaded with Zorin Core, it would be preferable to keep the Core desktop installed and just generally ignore it. Because Gnome contains a lot of integrated packages and the more of those you have, the more can go wrong in a removal.
If you want it gone,a Fresh install of Zorin Lite is the best way to go for a stable system, not really to see a difference in performance of Lite on either build.
This topic was automatically closed 90 days after the last reply. New replies are no longer allowed.