sudo dpkg -i my-package.deb
Listing installed packages:
sudo dpkg -l
Removing (uninstalling) the package:
sudo dpkg -r my-package
Purging the package (uninstall and completely remove):
sudo dpkg -P my-package
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Having recently built a custom Ubuntu kernel to use for gathering some metrics, I needed to install it. Of course when I was done I also wanted to correctly remove it. For the following examples however I will use the package name my-kernel.deb. Installing the package: sudo dpkg -i my-package.deb Listing installed packages: sudo dpkg -l The first column lists the package name. That isn't necessarily the same as the Debian file name on disk (i.e. my-package), but if whomever created the package did things correctly, it should be very close. Removing (uninstalling) the package: sudo dpkg -r my-package Note here we are using the package name that was in the package listing, not the Debian file name. Purging the package (uninstall and completely remove): sudo dpkg -P my-package
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Jeremy Quandt
(aka. Quandtum) “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.”
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