<quote who="David Fitch">
> My 2c to chuck in is to mention you can also do 'dpkg --purge <pkgnames>'
> to completely wipe all traces of said package(s) from your system.
> 'apt-get remove' leaves behind config files and other bits.
You can also use apt-get remove --purge, which does the same thing, but
without the pain of using dpkg. :)
- Jeff
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