I was trying KDE (kubuntu-desktop) on top of an Ubuntu Unity install. Now I have uninstalled KDE. However, I see that any non-GTK based application still showing the KDE theme.
For example, below is a screenshot of the right-click menu of Nautilus:
Below is a the right-click menu of the Chromium browser, which looks like it is still retaining the KDE theme:
How do I get rid of that KDE theme?
I have already removed the .kde
folder, and .fonts.conf
file and purged all KDE packages.
Procedure of Kubuntu removal
sudo apt-get remove --purge plasma? kubuntu?
sudo apt-get autoremove --purge
Hit Ctrl+Alt+T to open terminal and run:
Appearently kubuntu-desktop has installed a GTK theme so that GNOME/GTK apps look consistent with KDE/QT ones. I wonder why
debfoster kubuntu-desktop-
didn't remove it though :-)Found the answer. Just remove
oxygen-gtk
theme from/usr/share/themes
.Here is a method taken from here. It removes a whole bunch of KDE and KDE-related packages, and then installs the
ubuntu-desktop
package again.You can also try