11-08-2019, 01:55 AM
(11-08-2019, 12:03 AM)bcnaz Wrote: 1st, I am not a software expert...
But I have read on reputable websites : It has been a while so I cannot quote anyone.
but deleting a 'short cut' does not remove any tracking software.
... but from what I remember reading, you can turn off the tracking but when they tried to remove the tracking software, it broke the OS.
so apparently it is intertwined pretty deep...
** Overall I really like that OS, there are thousands of great people that work on it !
( Probably would have been better if I had Not mentioned that, But that did prompt me to move to Debian,)
Hi,
I didn't mean that removing a shortcut would remove a programme. Besides, wasn't the Amazon thing just an integration with Ubuntu's Unity/Gnome search functionality that could be switched off in the settings, and removed from the software manager thingy (forget what it's called now)?
I used to like Ubuntu, but I'm not a fan of using snaps for everything. I'm currently exploring alternative distros. At the moment, I'm torn between Manjaro and Fedora.
Ben