Disable xdg-desktop-portal-gtk
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Every time I click a link, it displays a thing that is completely out of place with my KDE desktop and cannot be dismissed with Enter. Tried removing it, then opening links stopped working at all. How to stop it asking me what my default browser is?
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Every time I click a link, it displays a thing that is completely out of place with my KDE desktop and cannot be dismissed with Enter. Tried removing it, then opening links stopped working at all. How to stop it asking me what my default browser is?
debian kde gtk
edited Nov 17 at 20:03
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Does this help: KDE Userbase Wiki - System Settings/Default Applications?
– eyoung100
Nov 17 at 21:26
Nope, I was hoping the same too. Default browser is set to Chromium, yet it keeps showing me that dialog and won't work if I uninstall it
– Arvigeus
2 days ago
Try purging GNOME, and reinstalling KDE. GTK is short for GNOME ToolKit. Removing it does no harm to KDE.
– eyoung100
2 days ago
Any idea how to do that on Debian? I have some GTK apps and probably this will remove them as well (not good). This thing never happened with Arch
– Arvigeus
yesterday
Are the GTK apps installed viaapt? If so follow the links I gave you and just reinstall your apps after. If you need the data from the app, backup the folders that the app creates, usually a dot folder in your home directory
– eyoung100
yesterday
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Every time I click a link, it displays a thing that is completely out of place with my KDE desktop and cannot be dismissed with Enter. Tried removing it, then opening links stopped working at all. How to stop it asking me what my default browser is?
debian kde gtk
edited Nov 17 at 20:03
Rui F Ribeiro
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asked Nov 17 at 19:24
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Every time I click a link, it displays a thing that is completely out of place with my KDE desktop and cannot be dismissed with Enter. Tried removing it, then opening links stopped working at all. How to stop it asking me what my default browser is?
debian kde gtk
debian kde gtk
edited Nov 17 at 20:03
Rui F Ribeiro
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asked Nov 17 at 19:24
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Does this help: KDE Userbase Wiki - System Settings/Default Applications?
– eyoung100
Nov 17 at 21:26
Nope, I was hoping the same too. Default browser is set to Chromium, yet it keeps showing me that dialog and won't work if I uninstall it
– Arvigeus
2 days ago
Try purging GNOME, and reinstalling KDE. GTK is short for GNOME ToolKit. Removing it does no harm to KDE.
– eyoung100
2 days ago
Any idea how to do that on Debian? I have some GTK apps and probably this will remove them as well (not good). This thing never happened with Arch
– Arvigeus
yesterday
Are the GTK apps installed viaapt? If so follow the links I gave you and just reinstall your apps after. If you need the data from the app, backup the folders that the app creates, usually a dot folder in your home directory
– eyoung100
yesterday
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Does this help: KDE Userbase Wiki - System Settings/Default Applications?
– eyoung100
Nov 17 at 21:26
Nope, I was hoping the same too. Default browser is set to Chromium, yet it keeps showing me that dialog and won't work if I uninstall it
– Arvigeus
2 days ago
Try purging GNOME, and reinstalling KDE. GTK is short for GNOME ToolKit. Removing it does no harm to KDE.
– eyoung100
2 days ago
Any idea how to do that on Debian? I have some GTK apps and probably this will remove them as well (not good). This thing never happened with Arch
– Arvigeus
yesterday
Are the GTK apps installed viaapt? If so follow the links I gave you and just reinstall your apps after. If you need the data from the app, backup the folders that the app creates, usually a dot folder in your home directory
– eyoung100
yesterday
Does this help: KDE Userbase Wiki - System Settings/Default Applications?
– eyoung100
Nov 17 at 21:26
Does this help: KDE Userbase Wiki - System Settings/Default Applications?
– eyoung100
Nov 17 at 21:26
Nope, I was hoping the same too. Default browser is set to Chromium, yet it keeps showing me that dialog and won't work if I uninstall it
– Arvigeus
2 days ago
Nope, I was hoping the same too. Default browser is set to Chromium, yet it keeps showing me that dialog and won't work if I uninstall it
– Arvigeus
2 days ago
Try purging GNOME, and reinstalling KDE. GTK is short for GNOME ToolKit. Removing it does no harm to KDE.
– eyoung100
2 days ago
Try purging GNOME, and reinstalling KDE. GTK is short for GNOME ToolKit. Removing it does no harm to KDE.
– eyoung100
2 days ago
Any idea how to do that on Debian? I have some GTK apps and probably this will remove them as well (not good). This thing never happened with Arch
– Arvigeus
yesterday
Any idea how to do that on Debian? I have some GTK apps and probably this will remove them as well (not good). This thing never happened with Arch
– Arvigeus
yesterday
Are the GTK apps installed via
apt? If so follow the links I gave you and just reinstall your apps after. If you need the data from the app, backup the folders that the app creates, usually a dot folder in your home directory– eyoung100
yesterday
Are the GTK apps installed via
apt? If so follow the links I gave you and just reinstall your apps after. If you need the data from the app, backup the folders that the app creates, usually a dot folder in your home directory– eyoung100
yesterday
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Does this help: KDE Userbase Wiki - System Settings/Default Applications?
– eyoung100
Nov 17 at 21:26
Nope, I was hoping the same too. Default browser is set to Chromium, yet it keeps showing me that dialog and won't work if I uninstall it
– Arvigeus
2 days ago
Try purging GNOME, and reinstalling KDE. GTK is short for GNOME ToolKit. Removing it does no harm to KDE.
– eyoung100
2 days ago
Any idea how to do that on Debian? I have some GTK apps and probably this will remove them as well (not good). This thing never happened with Arch
– Arvigeus
yesterday
Are the GTK apps installed via
apt? If so follow the links I gave you and just reinstall your apps after. If you need the data from the app, backup the folders that the app creates, usually a dot folder in your home directory– eyoung100
yesterday