Systemd kde-config from synaptic

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delaforce
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I installed in the last version of trisquel 9.
I cannt find the app.

How can I reduce services of systemd in gui interface if its posible?
I want to rid of samba, wifi , bluetooth, ssh, ... I just want an internet browser and an email client. I guess thats a coffee shop pc :)

Just another comment: Trisquel 9 graphics feels heavier than trisquel 8

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delaforce
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Thank you.

I was trying to uninstall completly and I feel miserable because there is one packet to uninstall after an huge installation.

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I want to rid of samba, wifi , bluetooth, ssh, ... I just want an internet browser and an email client.

You had better 'sudo apt install' on a fresh NetInstall.

delaforce
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Thank you. I ve never learn to use netinstall iso . I would need futher instructions.

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It's not much different from the GUI installer. The defaults are good, partitioning automatic, network is auto-configured. Only select the DE that you want to use (mini, Triskel KDE or MATE Trisquel desktop).

It looks more or less identical to Debian's text mode installer.

https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=mxbbwEuy3rc

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I watched the video. No control over core system and software installation. So... I would need post installation control.
Thats the reason I never succeed with netinstall.

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delaforce
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> interminal:

sudo tasksel

> I only marked mini enviroment then:

tasksel: apt-get failed (100)

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You can install a minimal (terminal-only) system with a NetInstall and then 'sudo apt install' the sole packages you want.

delaforce
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OK thank you . I will try but , probably core system it s too much for me. And aplications like abrowser are not in the repositories by default I guess.

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You can install the GUI parts bit by bit starting from xorg, openbox or twm/fvwm. It can be very basic or oldschool if you wish. Just like it was 30 years ago when X had to be launched 'startx' (make your own .xsession or .xinitrc files).

You can read Arch wiki for guidance. It's not much different and the instructions are pretty good.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/X11

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I will try but , probably core system it s too much for me.

The most high-level program in a minimal NetInstall must be apt!

And aplications like abrowser are not in the repositories by default I guess.

They are. All packages are in the repository.

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What would happen if @delaforce tried to download and install the .deb file for kde-config-systemd for Ubuntu Xenial (16.04)?
https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/kde-config-systemd

Would that install and work?

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I believe so.

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user@trisquel:~$ apt search kde-config-systemd
Sorting... Done
Full Text Search... Done
kde-config-systemd/etiona 1.2.1-3ubuntu2 amd64
KDE control center module for Systemd

kde-config-systemd.png