2 Simple Ways to Uninstall RPM Packages in Linux Like a Pro! | LinuxSimply

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Learn how to uninstall RPM packages in Linux with ease using our guide on "How to Uninstall RPM in Linux [2 Simple Cases]". Whether you're a novice Linux user or a seasoned pro, these straightforward methods will help you remove RPM packages efficiently.

RPM is a software package format used in Red Hat-based Linux distributions. To uninstall an RPM package without removing its dependencies, you can use the command 'rpm -e package_name'. However, if you want to uninstall an RPM package along with its dependencies, you can use the command 'rpm -e --nodeps package_name'. This ensures that the specified package and its dependencies are removed from the system. However, removing dependencies can potentially break other installed software, so it should be done with caution.

💡 Key Topics Covered:
1. Discover how to remove RPM packages that do not have any dependent packages, ensuring a clean uninstallation process.
2. Learn how to uninstall RPM packages along with all their dependent packages, ensuring a comprehensive removal of software from your system.

Follow these simple steps and master the art of uninstalling RPM packages in Linux effortlessly. Subscribe for more Linux tips and tricks to enhance your Linux experience!

Content Index
0:00 Introduction
0:29 1. Uninstalling Packages Without Reliant Dependencies Using “rpm” Command
1:24 2. Uninstalling Packages With All Dependencies Using “rpm” Command

Instructor Details
Sharmin Ara Karim
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Editor Details
MD. AL Nahian Aume
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Article Link
How to Uninstall RPM in Linux [2 Simple Cases]
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Commands Used
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1. Uninstalling Packages Without Reliant Dependencies Using “rpm” Command
a. sudo rpm -e google-chrome-stable

2. Uninstalling Packages With All Dependencies Using “rpm” Command
a. rpm -qa
b. sudo rpm -e --nodeps google-chrome-stable
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