[SOLVED] Removing MATE fully

I tried out MATE on my netbook, but found Enlightenment17 to be better. I used pacman to remove mate-extras and mate, but still get
[joe@eee ~]$ sudo pacman -Syu
[sudo] password for joe:
:: Synchronising package databases...
core is up to date
extra is up to date
community 2017.0 KiB 516K/s 00:04 [#####################################] 100%
mate is up to date
:: Starting full system upgrade...
there is nothing to do
How do I remove it from here?
Last edited by jdb91 (2013-10-27 17:36:04)

Ok, just to check, did you run something like sudo pacman -Rncs mate mate-extras to remove the PACKAGES?
As for the below, have you removed the mate REPOSITORY from the /etc/pacman.conf
jdb91 wrote:
[joe@eee ~]$ sudo pacman -Syu
[sudo] password for joe:
:: Synchronising package databases...
core is up to date
extra is up to date
community 2017.0 KiB 516K/s 00:04 [#####################################] 100%
mate is up to date
:: Starting full system upgrade...
there is nothing to do

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This threw up a few more errors, which were resolved by removing one or two more packages from the list until pacman would run
The following ran fine:
pacman -Rns baobab empathy eog epiphany evince gnome-backgrounds gnome-calculator gnome-contacts gnome-control-center gnome-dictionary gnome-disk-utility gnome-font-viewer gnome-icon-theme-extras gnome-keyring gnome-screenshot gnome-session gnome-shell gnome-system-log gnome-system-monitor gnome-terminal gnome-user-docs gnome-user-share mousetweaks mutter nautilus sushi totem tracker vino xdg-user-dirs-gtk yelp accerciser aisleriot anjuta brasero cheese devhelp evolution file-roller five-or-more four-in-a-row gnome-chess gnome-clocks gnome-color-manager gnome-devel-docs gnome-documents gnome-getting-started-docs gnome-klotski gnome-mahjongg gnome-mines gnome-nettool gnome-nibbles gnome-photos gnome-robots gnome-sudoku gnome-tetravex gnome-weather iagno lightsoff nautilus-sendto orca quadrapassel rygel swell-foop tali vinagre
pacman -Rns gnome-tweak-tool
As a result, I've removed about 950 MB of unwanted packages.
Thanks for the help.

[solved]remove backslashes from file names?

Hi!
I have a lot of files that contain backslashes in file name, spread over many many folders.
How do I remove that character from all file names? The approaches / scripts / programs I usually work with can't handle the invalid file names (e.g. loose the '\' and then 'cant stat()' -.-").
Thanks!
edit: Argh... now I've got copies of half of the files without the "\" in the same folders, because copying did work on most but deleting only on some... also multiple \\\ because I messed up one sed line. and "echo" failed to warn me about the result, just dropping a few \ while mv didn't... or something. So confused.
Last edited by whoops (2011-02-22 00:22:58)

sisco311 wrote:#!/usr/bin/env bash
while IFS= read -rd '' file; do
dirname="${file%/*}"
basename="${file##*/}"
mv --backup=numbered -- "${file}" "${dirname}/${basename//\\/_}"
done < <(find /full/path/to/dir -depth -name '*\\*' -print0)
Thanks, that did it!
Don't know what exactly I've been doing wrong, but it seems not to happen any more since I try to do stuff with "while, read, ${}" instead of "for, $(), echo, sed"
pulce wrote:Not sure that's the point, but backslash is an escape
Yes, I know, that was the problem. That's why those stupid things always keep either disappearing or multiplying - I guess I just suck at keeping track of what program handles them which way and depending on what.
Last edited by whoops (2011-02-22 00:15:30)

[solved] Remove words from file using a list variable?????

Is it possible with bash, to create a script that will scan a text file and remove words that are set in a list?
I have a file with words like so:
word1
word2
word3
I would like to be able to set script to scan file and remove only the words (and spaces left) that are in a list,
that is inside script. Is this possible???
Last edited by orphius1970 (2010-04-22 12:05:45)

sorry I am new to scripting and Have NEVER used sed.
Can you explain a little better?
Ok i tried it and understand a little better. However,
It left space behind. How do I fix that?
Also, how do I get it to save the file with the changes?
Sorry If I seem so noobie
Last edited by orphius1970 (2010-04-22 11:27:18)

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