Linux Cafe

So I recently tried Mailspring, and decided it was not for me. So i found it on the menu, right clicked and selected uninstall (Mint Cinnamon).

Now I am concerned if all files and cache have been deleted. I then ran "apt remove mailspring" ( My firt stime typing my own command on the terminal by memory!!!! - i feel so nerdy in a good way!!). Anyway, that could not locate package.

Should I be concerned of it having left any files behind, or am I safe to assume that all files have been deleted?

The reason why I am asking is, that the program (mailspring) was running when I deleted it though the menu and kept running after deletion! I just couldn't find it on the menu any longer.

I am only a few days into using exclusivly Linux and generally I feel its going ok. There are only a few things that irritate me but none of them as such are deal breakers

1: Not being able to see thumbnails in the 'open file' / 'save as' picker

2: Getting used to Gimp instead of photoshop

3: Mounting internal drives manually

4: The sound feels muffled and weak compared to same hardware on windows

5: I have not been brave enough to attempt printing yet

Snacks:
Linux Mint cookies
Fossapup brownies
Drinks:
Manjaro Smoothies
Ubuntu Sodas
Lubuntu Sundaes
Cakes:
Pop_OS Chocolate cakes
Pies:
Red Hat Pies
Coffees:
Arch Lattes
Kodachi Iced coffees
Curries:
Zorin Butter Chicken
I have WAY too much time on my hands lol

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