I downloaded and installed python 3 using configure and makefiles (none of which I really understand) rather than apt-get and although the interpreter worked fine, it didn't come with all the modules I wanted. In the course of trying to uninstall it I went a little crazy deleting the directory that I configured it in, and managed to delete the install.txt and the makefile.
I recently installed php and apache from source distribution on my ubuntu(amazon ec2) instance. Now, I want to remove them. But didn't get a way to do that. Can anyone please help me show should be uninstall them.
Or If I need to delete files/directories manually, is there any way to find which were installed for a package? Thanks in advance.
I downloaded and installed the 32-bit nixnote package from sourceforge. It was 1.4 version .deb package download, and when I clicked on it, software center opened, and I installed through software center. But when I tried to find it to uninstall, it is nowhere to be found in Software Center. I do I uninstall it then?
hello when I uninstall my apache and reinstall it I can't access the server.
It told me error 403 then now I want to totally uninstall due to such problems.
I uninstalled it in YAST,yet there are files that manually I tried to delete but I am not sure how to delete the whole
I used find command for /etc and i deleted the apache2
but I don't know what else remains
I really need help.
I studied the
Hi. When you install a package, for example vlc, YaST will install some other packages "to resolve dependencies", right? But if you then want to uninstall vlc, the automatic installed packages that came with the installation wont be marked to be deleted. Correct me if I'm wrong :) But is this something I should worry about and try to find the other packages and delete them to?
On Ubuntu 10.04 I've used apt-get install pip which gives me
pip: error: No command by the name pip uninstall
From doing some research that is because I'm using an older version.
$pip --version
pip 0.3.1 from /usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages (python 2.6)
I first realized that this version of pip did not have uninstall when I installed the wrong version of django and tried to uninstall it wit
I am trying to uninstall xnviewmp. It says in the terminal that there is no xnviewmp installed, but it is still a clickable link in the Graphics menu, and shows up when clicked on.
I looked in the USC and there is no entry for xnviewmp in "installed software". It was a .deb package that I used to install.
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I want to uninstall Ubuntu because i just don't like it... I have windows 7 and no boot disk or anything special to uninstall, when i installed Ubuntu it said easy to uninstall and i would love to know how to actually uninstall it. Thank You.
To expand on the "this needs to be corrected".Run `rpm -qa | grep el5` and then uninstall all packages that have el5 in their names. Uninstall the rogue rpmforge-release el5 p... [by TrevorH]