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Thread: [SOLVED] Two questions in one. (Evolution removal and Icon removal)

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    [SOLVED] Two questions in one. (Evolution removal and Icon removal)

    I do not use Evolution mail at all, and instead of continuing to upgrade it every so often I am wondering if I can remove it safely?
    If so, how should I do it?

    Also, I tried another browser called Galeon and after decidingf I did'nt like it I decided to remove it. Well Galeon is gone but the icon is still present in my "Internet" category. How do I remove that icon?

    Thank you.

    Neal

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    Re: Two questions in one. (Evolution removal and Icon removal)

    To remove the Galeon entry, Open up "Main Menu" (System>Pref>Main Menu) and untick or remove it from the list.

    Edit: To remove evolution open a terminal and
    Code:
     sudo apt-get remove evolution
    If you want to remove all the config files for it as well add the --purge option
    Code:
    sudo apt-get remove --purge evolution
    Last edited by Partyboi2; June 8th, 2008 at 04:37 AM.
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    Re: Two questions in one. (Evolution removal and Icon removal)

    Quote Originally Posted by Partyboi2 View Post
    To remove the Galeon entry, Open up "Main Menu" (System>Pref>Main Menu) and untick or remove it from the list.

    Edit: To remove evolution open a terminal and
    Code:
     sudo apt-get remove evolution
    If you want to remove all the config files for it as well add the --purge option
    Code:
    sudo apt-get remove --purge evolution
    Thanks, the icon was removed succesfuly.

    Now with the evolution, Is it recommended to remove the config files or just leave them?

    Thanks, Neal

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    Re: Two questions in one. (Evolution removal and Icon removal)

    If you plan to use evolution sometime in the future and want to retain your settings just use the remove command but if you are wanting to remove all trace then use the --purge command. You maybe need to remove the
    ~/.evolution folder as well after purging.
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    Re: Two questions in one. (Evolution removal and Icon removal)

    O.K. Thank you! I chose to leave the config files just in case youknow.

    Before I log out, Since I left the config files, will I still be updating the evolution program when updates do arrive?

    Neal

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    Re: Two questions in one. (Evolution removal and Icon removal)

    You shouldn't because evolution is no longer installed
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    Re: Two questions in one. (Evolution removal and Icon removal)

    O.K good to go then. Thanks for the assistance.

    Neal

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