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When I remove the widget in the standard way (right click -> remove widget), it reappears after rebooting the system.
When I delete the .desktop file it refers to (in the ~/.local/share/plasma_icons/name.desktop folder), it appears again after a system reboot.
It was a normal executable file from the internet, I deleted it, but I still can't remove the widget.
Please help me.
Edit 1:The binary file referenced by this widget is already removed, but the widget is still not removed.
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Can you post a link to a screen shot?
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Can you post a link to a screen shot?
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That is odd. That certainly is a widget. I was checking that we were not dealing with a "Folder View" mode or some other thing.
Have you tried rebooting? Is there some daemon that could be running despite your having removed the program?
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That is odd. That certainly is a widget. I was checking that we were not dealing with a "Folder View" mode or some other thing.
Have you tried rebooting? Is there some daemon that could be running despite your having removed the program?
I edited my request, the widget appears just after the reboot.
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That is odd. That certainly is a widget. I was checking that we were not dealing with a "Folder View" mode or some other thing.
Have you tried rebooting? Is there some daemon that could be running despite your having removed the program?
I never got an answer to the question.
Help me please.
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Don't have an answer to give.
What widget is it? How did you install said widget on your system (part of the default, using pacman/pkgbuild, from the kde menus, from a file)?
After you delete it from the desktop, post your ~/.config/plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc file.
You might also try removing the widget from the desktop, then uninstall the widget from your system. Then try logging in again.
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What widget is it?
I added this widget manually
After you delete it from the desktop, post your ~/.config/plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc file.
Here is the content of the file ~/.config/plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc after removing the widget.
You might also try removing the widget from the desktop, then uninstall the widget from your system. Then try logging in again.
I tried that, but nothing changed.
I also tried creating another widget for the .img file, but I could not remove it either.
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My Russian is non-existent, and I cannot readily translate what is in those pictures. It looks like it is offering copy and paste options and the ability to add icons to widgets. But I do find Уведомления центра программ in the file you shared, which I believe means "Software Center Notifications". Is that the widget that will not die? If so, what if you hand edit that file and remove line 217.
Also, I note a reference to a launcher: applications:org.manjaro.pamac.manager.desktop
Is this a Manjaro installation, or an Arch installation? I cannot make that call based on this alone.
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It's certainly still there
[Containments][21][Applets][22][Configuration]
localPath=/home/zuriz/.local/share/plasma_icons/AniLabXLite_linux64.desktop
url=file:///home/zuriz/anlabx/AniLabXLite_linux64Delete the widget, re-check ~/.config/plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc on whether it's gone.
If not, "pkill plasmashell" check the file again. If the entry is gone, restart plasmashell and see whether the widget re-appears.
If not, re-login.
(Theory is that plasma crashes on exit and fails to write its config)
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Theory is that plasma crashes on exit and fails to write its config
Pretty rational theory.
What did I miss in identifying it as AniLabXLite_linux64? I was still trying to zero in on the offending widget.
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It's in the screenshot he posted in #3 (below those weird dots)
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Problem solved.
I deleted the ~/.config/plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc file, and restarted the system.
That should work too, but I deleted that file to be safe.
seth wrote:It's certainly still there
[Containments][21][Applets][22][Configuration] localPath=/home/zuriz/.local/share/plasma_icons/AniLabXLite_linux64.desktop url=file:///home/zuriz/anlabx/AniLabXLite_linux64Delete the widget, re-check ~/.config/plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc on whether it's gone.
If not, "pkill plasmashell" check the file again. If the entry is gone, restart plasmashell and see whether the widget re-appears.
If not, re-login.(Theory is that plasma crashes on exit and fails to write its config)
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