[Docs] Add documentation for uninstalling apps in a profile

Signed-off-by: Muntashir Al-Islam <muntashirakon@riseup.net>

Author: MuntashirAkon

docs/raw/en/pages/profile-page.tex

@@ -44,6 +44,13 @@ \subsection{Apps Tab}\label{subsec:profile-apps-tab} %%##$apps-tab-title>>
 \subsection{Configurations Tab}\label{subsec:profile-configurations-tab} %%##$configurations-tab-title>>
 %%!!configurations-tab<<
 Configurations tab can be used to configure the selected packages.
+
+\begin{tip}{Uninstalling a List of Applications.}
+    Since uninstalling is a one time event, it is not part of the configurations. However, it is
+    still possible to uninstall the applications belonging to a profile. To do this, you can filter
+    the applications in the Main page using a profile, select all the filtered applications, and
+    uninstall them.
+\end{tip}
 %%!!>>
 
 \subsubsection{Profile ID} %%##$profile-id-title>>

docs/raw/en/strings.xml

@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@
     <string name="pages$profile-page$intro">Profile page displays the configurations for a profile. It also offers the options to edit them.</string>
     <string name="pages$profile-page$options-menu">The three dots menu in the top-right corner opens the options-menu. It contains several options such as--\n\\begin{itemize}\n    \\item \\textbf{Apply.} This option can be used to apply the profile directly. When\n    clicked, a dialog is displayed where it is possible to select a \\hyperref[subsubsec:profile-state]{profile state}.\n    On selecting one of the states, the profile will be applied immediately.\n    \\begin{tip}{Notice}\n        When you apply a profile, if some packages do not match the criteria, they will simply be ignored.\n    \\end{tip}\n\n    \\item \\textbf{Save.} Save changes to the profile.\n\n    \\item \\textbf{Discard.} Discard any modifications made since the last time it was saved.\n\n    \\item \\textbf{Delete.} Clicking on this option will remove the profile immediately without a warning.\n\n    \\item \\textbf{Duplicate.} This option can be used to duplicate the profile. When clicked, a\n    dialog is displayed where it is possible to set a name for the new profile. On clicking ``OK\'\',\n    this page will be reloaded by duplicating all the configurations that this profile have.\n    However, the new profile will not be saved until it is saved manually.\n\n    \\item \\textbf{Create shortcut.} This option can be used to create a shortcut for the profile.\n    There are two options: \\textit{Simple} and \\textit{Advanced}. When configured with the latter\n    option, it prompts the user to select a profile state when the shortcut is invoked. The former\n    option, on the other hand, always uses the default state that was configured when the profile\n    was last saved.\n\\end{itemize}</string>
     <string name="pages$profile-page$apps-tab">Apps tab lists the packages configured for this profile. Packages can be added or removed using the\n\\textit{plus} button located near the bottom of the screen. A package can also be removed by long\nclicking on it (in which case, a popup will be displayed with the only option, \\textit{delete}).</string>
-    <string name="pages$profile-page$configurations-tab">Configurations tab can be used to configure the selected packages.</string>
+    <string name="pages$profile-page$configurations-tab">Configurations tab can be used to configure the selected packages.\n\n\\begin{tip}{Uninstalling a List of Applications.}\n    Since uninstalling is a one time event, it is not part of the configurations. However, it is\n    still possible to uninstall the applications belonging to a profile. To do this, you can filter\n    the applications in the Main page using a profile, select all the filtered applications, and\n    uninstall them.\n\\end{tip}</string>
     <string name="pages$profile-page$profile-id">The unique ID for this profile, currently set based on the profile name. The profile ID can be used\nto \\hyperref[subsec:triggering-a-profile]{trigger the profile} from a third-party application.</string>
     <string name="pages$profile-page$comment">This is the text that will be displayed in the \\hyperref[sec:profiles-page]{profiles page}. If not set, the current\nconfigurations will be displayed instead.</string>
     <string name="pages$profile-page$state">Denotes how certain configured options will behave by default. For instance, if \\textit{disable} option is turned on,\nthe applications will be disabled if the state is \\textit{on} and will be enabled if the state is \\textit{off}.\nCurrently, it only supports \\textit{on} and \\textit{off} values.</string>