How to Remove Programs in Linux
Linux, an alternative operating system to Windows, is far less user-friendly to new users. Even something as simple as uninstalling a program must be done through a command-line prompt, similar to the old MS-DOS operating system. To uninstall software, you must access the terminal and use the command line to delete the unneeded programs.
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Instructions
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Close all open programs and windows before beginning your uninstalls.
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Open your terminal. Select "Accessories." Choose "Administration." Choose "Terminal."
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Type the following into the command line:
rpm -e program
Replace the word "program" in the example with the name of the program you wish to uninstall.
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Type "Y" for any prompts that appear.
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