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My OS is Ubuntu vanilla 18.04, I installed Plank Preferences from Ubuntu Software, then when I turn on/off my computer Ubuntu Budgie screen shows up, sometimes when I power off my computer, it stays at Budgie screen for a while, I think it was updating something.
How can I remove all the settings of Budgie? Removing Plank Preferences doesn't change anything.

Here are the Budgie related packages, but I don't know which one I can remove, I don't want to screw up my OS. 

rc  budgie-core                          10.4+git20171031.10.g9f amd64    Core package for Budgie-Desktop
rc  budgie-desktop-common                0.9.9                   all      Common Ubuntu Budgie desktop components customisation
rc  budgie-desktop-environment           0.9.9                   all      Desktop environment customisation for Ubuntu Budgie
ii  gir1.2-budgie-1.0                    10.4+git20171031.10.g9f amd64    GNOME introspection library for budgie-desktop
ii  libbudgie-plugin0                    10.4+git20171031.10.g9f amd64    Plugin library for budgie-desktop
ii  libraven0                            10.4+git20171031.10.g9f amd64    Raven library for budgie-desktop
ii  plymouth-theme-ubuntu-budgie-logo    0.9.6                   all      graphenter code hereical boot animation and logger - Ubuntu Budgie logo theme
ii  plymouth-theme-ubuntu-budgie-text    0.9.6                   all      graphical boot animation and logger - Ubuntu Budgie text theme
Ives
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  • If you mean you see the screen before you get the login (greeter) screen, then its the plymouth screen you are seeing on power on & off. See https://askubuntu.com/questions/2007/how-do-i-change-the-plymouth-bootscreen for changing it. The plymouth screen is just a graphic used to hide the power-on text messages as your system boots & shutdowns down. – guiverc May 18 '18 at 10:53
  • @guiverc Is it safe to remove those two plymouth packages and others? – Ives May 18 '18 at 11:42
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    I can't see why not; I looked at my own 18.04 system and none are installed (& mine has gnome, mate, xfce.. already). I would however read what is going to be removed when you do it, as it could be they were pulled in by a wanted/needed program (b/c of dependencies, but here I'm thinking more of libs - plymouth packages will have zero effect on anything I believe) – guiverc May 18 '18 at 23:46
  • @guiverc Thanks, how about the others, budgie-core, budgie-desktop-common and so on. – Ives May 19 '18 at 00:40
  • "rc" means the package was marked for removal; however config files remain on system. ie. you installed it at some time, then removed it however some config files remain; I wouldn't worry about them. The gir1.2-budgie is a library too. – guiverc May 19 '18 at 01:06

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You can try this command. Removes repo and plank.

sudo add-apt-repository -r ppa:ricotz/docky sudo apt-get purge plank

Gitesh Raheja
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