Greetings!
The command line in Proteus won't work with commands like this:
sudo apt-get autoremove openoffice-*
How do I delete all traces of openoffice?
Thanks!
Jim in NYC
Can't Delete With Common CLI Commands In Proteus
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Re: Can't Delete With Common CLI Commands In Proteus
did 'apt-get' really become a part of the coreutils package?
joking aside:
you should deactivate openoffice module and job done. it's traces (like settings, caches, etc) will still persist in your changes if you save them (the same apply to *buntu and every other linux) so you can only delete those manually.
if you have installed openoffice from txz package (rather than activated a module) then run 'removepkg openoffice' to uninstall it.
joking aside:
you should deactivate openoffice module and job done. it's traces (like settings, caches, etc) will still persist in your changes if you save them (the same apply to *buntu and every other linux) so you can only delete those manually.
if you have installed openoffice from txz package (rather than activated a module) then run 'removepkg openoffice' to uninstall it.
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