If you want to really remove it including the left over file, I believe you need to do an "sudo apt-get purge ooRexx”
Bruce > On Jul 26, 2016, at 1:21 PM, René Jansen <[email protected]> wrote: > > the ooRexx package installed and did the rxapi start-action that was expected. > Removing the package works fine with: > sudo apt-get remove ooRexx > > After removing it, it can be reinstalled with > sudo apt-get install ooRexx > > The remove works. but leaves some directories in existence, the build/bin and > /usr/share/ooRexx. I guess this does not hurt much. > > Are there other package install experiences?
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