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Can someone please explain how to disable this quick preview feature?

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Note that GNOME sushi is not pre-installed by default in any of the Ubuntu releases and it's available from the 'universe' repo.

To disable it, simply remove the gnome-sushi package by running the following command in Terminal:

sudo apt remove gnome-sushi
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  • When I try that apt also tries to remove gnome-core. – Hal Nov 24 '19 at 19:19
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    So that's how you got sushi installed, it came as a dependency of `gnome-core` (as I mentioned in the answer it should not be pre-installed by default). In that case there is no clean way to remove sushi without removing `gnome-core` as it depends on sushi. But then again `gnome-core` is just a metapackage, *for all intents and purposes* removing it won't have any effect on the system. – pomsky Nov 24 '19 at 19:46
  • Thanks that did it. gnome-core sounded important and so I was hesitant to proceed (!) – Hal Nov 28 '19 at 22:00