Upgrade Package in Linux
Upgrading packages is essential to keep your system up-to-date and avail all the new features of the software packages. When …
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How to Remove Package and Dependencies Using “dpkg” [4 Cases]
dpkg refers to the ‘Debian Package’ which is a low-level package manager used in Debian-based Linux derivatives like Ubuntu, Linux …
How to Remove Apt-key in Linux [3 Practical Methods]
Are you looking for a solution to remove the apt-key in Linux? If yes, read this article. Here, I will …
How to Remove and Purge a Package Using “apt-get” [4 Methods]
apt-get is basically an advanced package tool, mostly used in Debian-based Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Kali Linux, Linux Mint, …
How to Force Remove a Package Without Dependencies Using Yum [2 Methods]
If you want to forcefully remove any package without its dependencies then you are in the right place. In this …
How to Remove a Specific Version Using YUM [2 Easy Methods]
To work effectively in Linux systems, an RPM Package file must contain files, metadata, and the versions of the package. …
How to Uninstall a YUM Package [2 User-Friendly Cases]
In Red-hat-based Linux systems, YUM (Yellowdog Updater Modified) is a popular package manager for managing software packages. You might download …
Uninstall Packages in Linux
A package file in Linux distributions is an archive that contains every single file required for the package to operate …
How to Uninstall RPM in Linux [2 Simple Cases]
RPM is a red-hat package manager enabling you to install, remove, query, verify and update RPM packages in Unix/Linux systems. …