In Debian 11 stable with KDE, why would uninstalling konqueror also remove libreoffice, xorg,etc? Why would it cause the installation of firefox-esr? sudo apt-get remove konqueror Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done Reading state information... Done The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required: apper apper-data coinor-libcbc3 coinor-libcgl1 coinor-libclp1 coinor-libcoinmp1v5 coinor-libcoinutils3v5 coinor-libosi1v5 cups-pk-helper fonts-symbola gir1.2-wnck-3.0 kdeaccessibility kmag kmousetool kmouth kontrast libkf5konq6 libqaccessibilityclient-qt5-0 libreoffice-calc libreoffice-draw libreoffice-help-common libreoffice-help-en-us libreoffice-impress libreoffice-kf5 libreoffice-plasma libreoffice-qt5 libwnck-3-0 libwnck-3-common lp-solve mythes-en-us node-normalize.css orca print-manager python3-brlapi python3-cupshelpers python3-louis python3-smbc python3-speechd qtgstreamer-plugins-qt5 system-config-printer-common system-config-printer-udev task-desktop x11-apps x11-session-utils xbrlapi xinit xkbset xorg Use 'sudo apt autoremove' to remove them. The following additional packages will be installed: firefox-esr Suggested packages: fonts-stix | otf-stix The following packages will be REMOVED: kde-baseapps kde-plasma-desktop kde-standard konq-plugins konqueror task-kde-desktop The following NEW packages will be installed: firefox-esr 0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 6 to remove and 0 not upgraded. Need to get 55.5 MB of archives. After this operation, 180 MB of additional disk space will be used. When I sudo apt autoremove, it doesn't try to remove those "no longer needed" packages. But when I try to remove konqueror, it says it will remove a whole lot of stuff that seems completely unrelated.

I've been trying for several days to optimize my KDE with Debian 12 bookworm, adjusting various settings and removing some programs that I don't actually need. I tried to uninstall the Konqueror browser because I only want to use Firefox and Dolphin. But when I try to do it via the GUI or a shell, the system shows it wants to remove additional packages I don't want to delete. Why can't Konqueror simply be removed without removing other packages?

When I launch konqueror (either from console or shortcut, simply using konqueror command), it opens, but then immediately opens two "save as" dialogs (both targeting the downloads dir with a filename of "blank"). If I try to actually click save rather than cancel, another popup appears saying Unable to create io-slave, Unknown protocol 'konq'. I have no idea (a) what's making the save dialogs appear or (b) what they're trying to save (though I suspect the former Q is the only one that matters). My Konqueror is Version 22.12.0, I'm using KDE Plasma 5.26.4 on a distro of Debian specific to my employer.

Visiting the page https://www.youtube.com/html5 from within konqueror I saw that the H.264 video codec is not supported. My question is: Is it possible to enable it for konqueror in any way? I'm running Linux Fedora 27 and many other browsers on my PC do support rendering of h.264 videos without any problem: for instance firefox, opera, chromium, epiphany ... all of them work fine with respect to h.264 contents. So I guess that it is not a lack of something at system level. Answers welcome.

I have a desktop file with the following content: [Desktop Entry] Type = Service Name = Konqueror Exec = konqueror %U Comment = KDE File Manager & Web Browser Icon = konqueror Upon launching it gives me this: 'Error loading the application'. But it does not explain what the problem is. So how can I open this file in terminal emulator to see the error message? P.S. The 'konqueror' command in the terminal runs the browser with no problems.

I am trying to access my 'Onedrive for Business' storage from the Linux console, specifically a headless Ubuntu 16.04 server. The only *officially* supported method is the Windows sync application. I want to use Onedrive as a remote filesystem to *extend* my local storage, rather than duplicating all files locally with a sync client. 'Onedrive for business' is really a variant of Sharepoint that will not accept a username and password over webdavs - there must already exist an authentication cookie for the webdavs client. I have successfully mounted the remote storage as a webdavs folder in Windows 10 by adapting these instructions: https://www.imss.caltech.edu/content/mounting-onedrive-business-mapped-drive but it only works after logging in to our Onedrive website with Internet Explorer to create a cookie that is used by Windows Explorer. On Linux can I can replicate this behavior by logging in to the Onedrive website in the Konqueror web browser and then using that cookie to connect to webdavs in the Konqueror file browser. This is better than nothing, but I really need console access. Unfortunately KioFuse appears to be long abandoned. Other than Konqueror, is there any way to do this that will make the remote filesystem accessible to the Linux console? I have looked at davfs2, gvfs, and cadaver, but I can't find any documentation for using an existing cookie for authentication.

My computer environment is Arch Linux + plasma KDE, yesterday I installed konqueror, restart the computer prompt konqueror crash, I can not through the menu shortcut keys to open konqueror, but through the terminal input konqueror www.google.com can open the browser, Is this what is the reason? How can I open konqueror through the menu shortcuts?

When I press a folder and in most other situations Konqueror is used as I want it to be. However there are situations when I press a file path and Dolphin is opened instead. I am not entirely sure what the pattern is that Dolphin is used, but I think it is when the path is somehow presented as a link. For example in the software [Raccoon](http://raccoon.onyxbits.de/) provides a link to the downloaded APK, but when I press it, Dolphin is opened instead of Konqueror. How do I change this? By the way, I already did set this: It is German, but you should be able to get the gist. "Dateimanager" means "File Manager".

In Konqueror I use startpage.com as searchengine. Recently I began to notice that no matter what I search for the searchengine is randomly showing the same results page. I clean the cache at every shutdown, I've removed and reinstalled Konqueror and still the same page is shown randomly. I believe it is not an intentional action on the part of startpage.com. Since malware is very unusual on Linux I believe I can rule that out too. So I wonder how do I get rid of the page. This is the relevant part of the page shown:

Trying to retrieve a password from KWallet, I found that I couldn't open KWalletManager. Neither the menu item System > KWalletManager, nor Alt+F2 and typing in kwalletmanager do anything. Does anybody have any idea what I can do? When I run kwalletmanager from the command line, it outputs > QDBusConnection: session D-Bus connection created before QCoreApplication. Application may misbehave. but I read that that is just a warning, not the cause of the program refusing to start at all. Also, when I use the wallet from within another application, there is no wallet icon in the system tray, even though the checkbox "Show manager in system tray" is checked in the system settings. It sounds like I'm missing something. Considered uninstalling and reinstalling KWallet from the repository, but seeing the amount of software that needs to be removed if I uninstall it, I hesitate to do that. Anybody have any ideas what I can try? ----- Edit: this has turned into a whole new question now. As originally written, the question was I thought I knew my password on one ftp site, but apparently not. How do I tell Konqueror to show me what it is? I'm running Debian 7.8 KDE (and yes, I know I need to update to Jessie, I just haven't brought myself to do it yet).

Trying to connect to a Samsung Galaxy phone in MTP mode, Konquerer or Dolphin in KDE 4.14.3 throws the following error: mtp:udi=/org/kde/solid/udev/sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.0/usb2/2-1/2-1.4 Why?

I want to install a very minimal KDE desktop in Debian. When running apt-get install kde-plasma-netbook, kde-plasma-netbook depends on kde-baseapps, which then installs some applications, such as konqueror, which I do not need. Is there any way to install KDE without installing this Web browser?

Im running opensuse 12.1 with KDE 4.8.4. I've made settings changes to the Konquerer shell in a specific folder (e.g. changed my view from compact to details). How do I persist these settings that I change in one folder and make it apply to all folders? Windows has such a button on the folder options->View tab.

In KDE SC 4.5.0 it's possible to use a WebKit part for rendering in Konqueror. I don't think it's on by default (I could be wrong) and I believe I've installed all the requirements for it... How do I enable it? I figured out how to switch it... View -> View mode -> webkit But you must be on a web page first. Problem is that this setting doesn't stick. I can't find a permanent setting. Does one exist?