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3.2 Removing Software
If you want to remove software from the system, proceed as
follows if you have KDE running (for GNOME see
below):
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Make use of a search strategy explained in
Section 3.1, Installing Software.
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Depending on the search strategy, you can either select a complete set
or single packages one by one. For patterns, both ways are possible.
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Click and either watch the uninstallation
progress or adjust your selection, if YaST complains about dependency
issues.
With GNOME running, proceed as follows:
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Make use of a search strategy explained in
Section 3.1, Installing Software.
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In the mark the packages you
want to remove. To mark all of them with one click, right-click in the
pane and and click .
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Click .
If you try to remove a package which is required by installed software,
the conflict manager will complain about dependency issues and you must
resolve the conflicts first as descripted in
Section 3.3.2, Checking Software Dependencies, (↑ Reference ).
When all conflicts are resolved, the package scheduled for removing is
listed in the pane on the right side.
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Click to perform all actions listed in the
pane.
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