Some items suggested for updating by Discover always can't be updated
I have Kubuntu 18.04 and always the first two items in the updates items suggested by "Application Updates" remain as the same every time the update notification alert appears as shown in the following screen shot:
I don't know what is the reason of this issue or how to remove these two items. I have tried to remove Quasi Deepin but it seems to be unmoved from the updates list.
18.04 updates kubuntu
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I have Kubuntu 18.04 and always the first two items in the updates items suggested by "Application Updates" remain as the same every time the update notification alert appears as shown in the following screen shot:
I don't know what is the reason of this issue or how to remove these two items. I have tried to remove Quasi Deepin but it seems to be unmoved from the updates list.
18.04 updates kubuntu
edited 18 mins ago
DK Bose
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asked 6 hours ago
SaidbakRSaidbakR
2001217
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I have Kubuntu 18.04 and always the first two items in the updates items suggested by "Application Updates" remain as the same every time the update notification alert appears as shown in the following screen shot:
I don't know what is the reason of this issue or how to remove these two items. I have tried to remove Quasi Deepin but it seems to be unmoved from the updates list.
18.04 updates kubuntu
edited 18 mins ago
DK Bose
13.6k124083
asked 6 hours ago
SaidbakRSaidbakR
2001217
I have Kubuntu 18.04 and always the first two items in the updates items suggested by "Application Updates" remain as the same every time the update notification alert appears as shown in the following screen shot:
I don't know what is the reason of this issue or how to remove these two items. I have tried to remove Quasi Deepin but it seems to be unmoved from the updates list.
18.04 updates kubuntu
18.04 updates kubuntu
edited 18 mins ago
DK Bose
13.6k124083
asked 6 hours ago
SaidbakRSaidbakR
2001217
edited 18 mins ago
DK Bose
13.6k124083
asked 6 hours ago
SaidbakRSaidbakR
2001217
edited 18 mins ago
DK Bose
13.6k124083
edited 18 mins ago
DK Bose
13.6k124083
edited 18 mins ago
DK Bose
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13.6k124083
asked 6 hours ago
SaidbakRSaidbakR
2001217
asked 6 hours ago
SaidbakRSaidbakR
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asked 6 hours ago
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If you have installed Quasi Deepin via System Settings > Application Style > Window Decorations > Get New Decorations, you could open the same GUI again and click the uninstall button against the name of the decoration you installed.
A similar route is used to remove Simply Circles: open System Settings > Icons instead.
Alternatively, you could open Discover, select the Installed category and then use the search bar to look for quasi or whatever else. The item will be listed with a Remove option.
I don't use Discover much and so I don't know how it would update software from the KDE Store.
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You can also try with Terminal (Command Prompt). Open terminal and type these command and enter-
sudo apt-get update
and then you can also try
sudo apt-get upgrade
answered 28 mins ago
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If you have installed Quasi Deepin via System Settings > Application Style > Window Decorations > Get New Decorations, you could open the same GUI again and click the uninstall button against the name of the decoration you installed.
A similar route is used to remove Simply Circles: open System Settings > Icons instead.
Alternatively, you could open Discover, select the Installed category and then use the search bar to look for quasi or whatever else. The item will be listed with a Remove option.
I don't use Discover much and so I don't know how it would update software from the KDE Store.
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If you have installed Quasi Deepin via System Settings > Application Style > Window Decorations > Get New Decorations, you could open the same GUI again and click the uninstall button against the name of the decoration you installed.
A similar route is used to remove Simply Circles: open System Settings > Icons instead.
Alternatively, you could open Discover, select the Installed category and then use the search bar to look for quasi or whatever else. The item will be listed with a Remove option.
I don't use Discover much and so I don't know how it would update software from the KDE Store.
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If you have installed Quasi Deepin via System Settings > Application Style > Window Decorations > Get New Decorations, you could open the same GUI again and click the uninstall button against the name of the decoration you installed.
A similar route is used to remove Simply Circles: open System Settings > Icons instead.
Alternatively, you could open Discover, select the Installed category and then use the search bar to look for quasi or whatever else. The item will be listed with a Remove option.
I don't use Discover much and so I don't know how it would update software from the KDE Store.
answered 3 hours ago
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If you have installed Quasi Deepin via System Settings > Application Style > Window Decorations > Get New Decorations, you could open the same GUI again and click the uninstall button against the name of the decoration you installed.
A similar route is used to remove Simply Circles: open System Settings > Icons instead.
Alternatively, you could open Discover, select the Installed category and then use the search bar to look for quasi or whatever else. The item will be listed with a Remove option.
I don't use Discover much and so I don't know how it would update software from the KDE Store.
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You can also try with Terminal (Command Prompt). Open terminal and type these command and enter-
sudo apt-get update
and then you can also try
sudo apt-get upgrade
answered 28 mins ago
Jishan ShaikhJishan Shaikh
113
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You can also try with Terminal (Command Prompt). Open terminal and type these command and enter-
sudo apt-get update
and then you can also try
sudo apt-get upgrade
answered 28 mins ago
Jishan ShaikhJishan Shaikh
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You can also try with Terminal (Command Prompt). Open terminal and type these command and enter-
sudo apt-get update
and then you can also try
sudo apt-get upgrade
answered 28 mins ago
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You can also try with Terminal (Command Prompt). Open terminal and type these command and enter-
sudo apt-get update
and then you can also try
sudo apt-get upgrade
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