>tfw running ububtu 14.07 for the first time in my life
>tfw switched to unity 8 destktop environment
>switched back to regular ubuntu
>amazon randomly came back to my shortcuts on the toolbar
Is there a way to delete this spyware or should i just restart and download debian?
Im new to technology but this is some windows tier babyback bullshit
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I would just contact a local pagan community off craigslist and have then contact Satan for you.
Sell your soul and buy a mac.
14.07 is not a valid version number. Ubuntu release number are the last two numbers of the year (16. for 2016, 17. for 2017, etc) followed by the months number (.04 for april, .10 for october). Ubuntu only does releases in april and october so there's no way you're running 14.07.
So please tell us your actual version.
The newest one..17. Something idk ._.
sorry.. Its not on right now im tired..
Is the Amazon thing just a shortcut to open amazon.com? Because then it's not a botnet. They got rid of the functionality that sent every dash search to amazon iirc. I personally don't trust them that much but you don't have many other options if you want a noob friendly distro.
>tfw running ububtu 14.07
Your copypasta is pretty old.
Try linux next time
It's free
17.04
its not pasta..
im literally neqr retarded sorry
Install linux mint cinnamon, fuck amazonbuntu and their shitty DE. Cinnamon is a perfection of DE for all decent computers
Linux Mint is like Ubuntu but better.
why not both?
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Package: *
Pin: release n=jessie
Pin-Priority: 300
Package: *
Pin: release n=stretch
Pin-Priority: 500
Package: *
Pin: release n=buster
Pin-Priority: 500
Package: *
Pin: release n=sid
Pin-Priority: 500
Package: *
Pin: release n=experimental
Pin-Priority: 500
Package: *
Pin: release n=xenial
Pin-Priority: 100
Package: *
Pin: release n=xenial-updates
Pin-Priority: 100
what is that monstrosity
It's debian with all the repositories, plus some third party repositories, plus xenial-updates because I needed a specific version of boost once.
sid/experimental is Arch-tier bleeding edge.
sudo apt --autoremove purge webapp-container webbrowser-app
> It's debian with all the repositories
Do you even understand what you're doing.
I absolutely do know what I'm doing. I'm literally a professional sysadmin. I get paid to do this. If you review my pinning you'll see there's no issue it with it at all.
> pinning
> workarounds on workarounds
If you need your own versions of software, why use Debian.
>using apt --autoremove purge
>not apt-get --purge autoremove
there is absolutely nothing wrong with my repository listings, I don't think I have anything from stretch/jessie installed so those could probably be removed by this installation is old enough to organically include them.
The reason you're not supposed to do this is few people properly curate the manually marked packages and install a fuckload of garbage with the default installer recommendations.
Experimental can fuck you up if you're a pleb as well. For example right now there are issues with the i386 release of clang which will hold back the amd64 version (yeah, I'm multiarch as well).
Whatever floats your boat. user
> I don't think I have anything from stretch/jessie installed
Why did you mention pinning then.
the important pinning is xenial
apt is an optional front-end, im triggered m8
it's installed by default
but not on super old debian shit user, not there, it's not default, you gotta do it the proper way, the way god intended.