Tidied up the method of uninstalling the software inside the Linux/ubuntu.
1, in the terminal apt-get installed software:
Install the software sudo apt-get install softname1 softname2softname3 ...
Uninstall software sudo apt-get remove softname1 softname2 softname3 ...
Uninstall and clear the configuration sudo apt-get remove--purgesoftname1
Update the Software information database sudo apt-get update
System upgrade sudo apt-get upgrade, sudo apt-get distupgrade
Search Package sudo apt-cache search softname1 softname2 softname3 ...
2. Install the Deb package to use this method:
Installing the Deb package Dpkg-i Xxx.deb
Remove Package Dpkg-r Xxx.deb
Remove Dpkg-r--purge xxx.deb along with the configuration file
View package Information Dpkg-info Xxx.deb
View file copy details Dpkg-l xxx.deb
To view the installed package information on the system dpkg-l
Reconfigure the package dpkg-reconfigure XXX
4. In "Synaptic Pakagemanager":
Click Search, enter the software name
Right-click-point marker-last point app on software that needs to be installed or uninstalled
5, can now also in software center inside, directly uninstall.
6, uninstall the source code compiled by the software:
CD Source code Directory
Make clean
./configure
(make)
Make Uninstall
RM-RF Directory
Cleaning System:
sudo apt-get AutoClean
sudo apt-get clean
sudo apt-get autoremove
(or use ubuntu-tweak cleanup)
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Method of loading and unloading software for Linux/ubuntu
