Screenshots application startup MATE 16.04

[MatMan994]

Hi everybody, I hope you will help me and understand my request (i speak english a little). Can anybody publish a screenshot of default applications startup? Maybe i’ve made a mistake deleting something that was not to be deleted. Thank you a lot for your help

[lah7]

Here you go, the exact list of default applications:

[MatMan994]

You’re my hero!!! Thaks:grinning:

[maro]

If you want to check your startup applications at a later time you can go to System > Control Center > Startup Applications. @MatMan994
I guess this is where you took the screenshot? @lah7

Is there a similar way to view all default applications that are pre-installed in UM 16.04, not just the startup applications? Will there be a possibility to have all pre-installed applications included in the Software Boutique to allow easier configuration and safer removal?

[lah7]

@maro Yep, I stitched the screenshots together.

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Is there a similar way to view all default applications that are pre-installed in UM 16.04, not just the startup applications?

You could take a look at ubuntu-mate-desktop and ubuntu-mate-core's dependencies, which list the default applications.

apt-cache show ubuntu-mate-desktop | grep 'Depends'
apt-cache show ubuntu-mate-core | grep 'Depends'

The alternate is to list all the packages on a fresh install / live session:

Commands to view all installed packages

If you find yourself wanting to list all the packages installed on your system, there’s one of many handy commands to do that: List packages that are installed dpkg --get-selections | grep -v deinstall List package, version, architecture and quick description. dpkg -l Alternate list similar to above apt --installed list Or filter to just show automatically installed packages (most likely dependencies) apt --installed list | grep 'automatic' Or filter them out: apt --installed l…

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Will there be a possibility to have all pre-installed applications included in the Software Boutique to allow easier configuration and safer removal?

That’ll be new in 16.10, see the discussion from here:

Poll: Removing Pidgin and Hexchat from default install

As always, this has been an interesting discussion. I'll cover a few points: The reason for suggesting removing Hexchat and Pidgin is more about their relevance, to most users, rather than iso image space. I personally never use Pidgin, nor do I use any of the instant messaging platforms is supports. I used to, years ago, but now G+, Twitter and Telegram have replaced those. I do however use Xchat all the time, but that is mostly because I'm a developer and just about all Open Source developme…