@paullammers @Sylvhem masking systemd units is the standard way to make sure a service is not started by any kind of activation (as opposed to disabling, which just makes sure it is not started automatically), so it’s not that ridiculous to propose as a fix. the binaries and libraries are still in place (I presume they are a mandatory dependency of gnome because it uses some stuff from some libraries), but systemd will refuse to start the corresponding user unit
what is more ridiculous is that gnome insist on activating the tracker service even when it is disabled
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