Question: How Do I Remove Unused Packages in Linux?
Contents Simply Run Sudo Apt Autoremove or Sudo Apt Autoremove –Purge in Terminal. Note: This Command Will Remove All Unused Packages (Orphaned Dependencies)...
Simply run sudo apt autoremove or sudo apt autoremove –purge in terminal. NOTE: This command will remove all unused packages (orphaned dependencies). Explicitly installed packages will remain.
How do I completely remove a package in Linux?
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- apt-get remove packagename. will remove the binaries, but not the configuration or data files of the package packagename . …
- apt-get purge packagename or apt-get remove –purge packagename. …
- apt-get autoremove. …
- aptitude remove packagename or aptitude purge packagename (likewise)
14 сент. 2012 г.
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