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<body class='hmmessage'><div dir='ltr'> Hi:<br><br>I am a total newbie to almost everything Linux, having spent the last 11 years in Windows XP. <br>I have Fedora 18, which, as you may know, is now at EOL and so there's probably no new updates. <br>However, Software Install does show a lot of downloadable stuff in its various categories. <br><br>But here's where it's functionality seems in question. For example, in Games, I highlighted this one game<br>package that Iwanted to delete called "Greyhounds..." by clicking the little box next to it to get the check<br>mark. Then I clicked on Remove Package. Then I clicked Apply Changes. Then I clicked Exit. But when I<br>went back to Software Install to verify the deletion, "Greyhounds..." was still listed. Why is this?<br><br>And what does the blue + over the box mean?<br><br>Please advise, but know that I can't do know how to read or write any coded expressions. <br>All I know is how to operate a GUI with mouse clicks. I realize this is blasphemy in the GNU <br>community, but I wish that Linux variants like Fedora with Gnome desktop were more GUI<br>and less <br><br>Thanks<br><br>Greg<br> </div></body>
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