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If you recently did that installation, dnf history
might help you. Use dnf history list
and dnf history info [some history ID]
to find out which history ID your KDE installation had. Then run dnf history undo [some history ID]
to undo that transaction. This might undo all package transactions since [some history ID]. See man dnf
, section "history". There is also another option, dnf history rollback
.
If that is not possible, try dnf remove kf5-\* plasma-\* kde\* sddm\* breeze\*
followed by dnf autoremove
. This might do the trick, or it might leave some packages, I don't know.
PS: the backslash (\
) is used to make bash not interpret (expand) the asterisk (*
), so that dnf can expand it.