uninstall wine permanently from ubuntu 16.04
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I recently used wine in Ubuntu 16.04 for gaming purpose but It seemed to me that minute viruses attacked on my laptop through wine, so I am using these below commands
sudo apt-get --purge wine
sudo apt-get --purge remove wine
but when I do wine --version after executing above cmds terminal shows installed wine version
So do type this in terminal for removing wine completely
dpkg -l | grep wine | awk 'print $2' | xargs sudo apt-get purge -s
but if this will not work then replace -s with -y
windows wine winetricks
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I recently used wine in Ubuntu 16.04 for gaming purpose but It seemed to me that minute viruses attacked on my laptop through wine, so I am using these below commands
sudo apt-get --purge wine
sudo apt-get --purge remove wine
but when I do wine --version after executing above cmds terminal shows installed wine version
So do type this in terminal for removing wine completely
dpkg -l | grep wine | awk 'print $2' | xargs sudo apt-get purge -s
but if this will not work then replace -s with -y
windows wine winetricks
asked Apr 26 at 14:43
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How did you install wine ? What makes you think you have a virus ? Did you run wine as root ? You should be able to simply runrm -rf ~/.wineto remove all of your wine data.
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Apr 26 at 14:50
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I recently used wine in Ubuntu 16.04 for gaming purpose but It seemed to me that minute viruses attacked on my laptop through wine, so I am using these below commands
sudo apt-get --purge wine
sudo apt-get --purge remove wine
but when I do wine --version after executing above cmds terminal shows installed wine version
So do type this in terminal for removing wine completely
dpkg -l | grep wine | awk 'print $2' | xargs sudo apt-get purge -s
but if this will not work then replace -s with -y
windows wine winetricks
asked Apr 26 at 14:43
B4BIPIN
93
I recently used wine in Ubuntu 16.04 for gaming purpose but It seemed to me that minute viruses attacked on my laptop through wine, so I am using these below commands
sudo apt-get --purge wine
sudo apt-get --purge remove wine
but when I do wine --version after executing above cmds terminal shows installed wine version
So do type this in terminal for removing wine completely
dpkg -l | grep wine | awk 'print $2' | xargs sudo apt-get purge -s
but if this will not work then replace -s with -y
windows wine winetricks
asked Apr 26 at 14:43
B4BIPIN
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asked Apr 26 at 14:43
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asked Apr 26 at 14:43
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asked Apr 26 at 14:43
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How did you install wine ? What makes you think you have a virus ? Did you run wine as root ? You should be able to simply runrm -rf ~/.wineto remove all of your wine data.
– Panther
Apr 26 at 14:50
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How did you install wine ? What makes you think you have a virus ? Did you run wine as root ? You should be able to simply runrm -rf ~/.wineto remove all of your wine data.
– Panther
Apr 26 at 14:50
How did you install wine ? What makes you think you have a virus ? Did you run wine as root ? You should be able to simply run
rm -rf ~/.wine to remove all of your wine data.– Panther
Apr 26 at 14:50
How did you install wine ? What makes you think you have a virus ? Did you run wine as root ? You should be able to simply run
rm -rf ~/.wine to remove all of your wine data.– Panther
Apr 26 at 14:50
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If You are sure you installed wine from terminal, You should run
sudo apt-get --purge wine*
If You are using playonlinux, run
sudo apt-get --purge playonlinux
answered Apr 26 at 14:54
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If You are sure you installed wine from terminal, You should run
sudo apt-get --purge wine*
If You are using playonlinux, run
sudo apt-get --purge playonlinux
answered Apr 26 at 14:54
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If You are sure you installed wine from terminal, You should run
sudo apt-get --purge wine*
If You are using playonlinux, run
sudo apt-get --purge playonlinux
answered Apr 26 at 14:54
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up vote
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If You are sure you installed wine from terminal, You should run
sudo apt-get --purge wine*
If You are using playonlinux, run
sudo apt-get --purge playonlinux
answered Apr 26 at 14:54
kishea
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If You are sure you installed wine from terminal, You should run
sudo apt-get --purge wine*
If You are using playonlinux, run
sudo apt-get --purge playonlinux
answered Apr 26 at 14:54
kishea
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answered Apr 26 at 14:54
kishea
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answered Apr 26 at 14:54
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answered Apr 26 at 14:54
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How did you install wine ? What makes you think you have a virus ? Did you run wine as root ? You should be able to simply run
rm -rf ~/.wineto remove all of your wine data.– Panther
Apr 26 at 14:50