Installing Ubuntu for a server OS? The code below will remove some of the preloaded applications that are needed on a server. Arguably you could remove Gnome in general and all Gtk but that depends on how you want to run your server.
for i in aisleriot \ blinken \ cheese \ childsplay \ org.gnome.Cheese \ evolution-data-server-uoa \ gcompris* \ geogebra \ gnome-mahjongg \ gnome-sudoku \ kanagram \ kbruch \ kwordquiz \ eduactiv8 \ gbrainy \ katomic \ minetest \ pentobi \ quadrapassel \ rhythmbox* \ shotwell* \ thunderbird \ totem \ transmission-gtk \ tuxmath \ tuxtype \ ktuberling \ blender \ darktable \ dia \ inkscape \ calibre* \ evolution* \ marble \ planner \ octave \ kalzium \ vym \ xournalpp \ avogadro \ audacity \ fritzing \ kalgebra \ musescore * \ rocs \ stellarium \ krita \ scribus \ simple-scan \ writetype \ veyon* \ vino-server \ vino-preferences \ webbrowser-app \ ubuntu-amazon-default \ gnome-mines; do apt remove -y --purge $i done apt autoremove -y
Originally Posted on January 4, 2018
Last Updated on January 10, 2020
Last Updated on January 10, 2020
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