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#9
Originally Posted by HoX View Post
what does dpkg -s amsn tell?

Also take a look to the option --force-remove-reinstreq... I think that this will fix the issue, but after that I suggest you to re-install and then re-remove the package.
If --force-remove-reinstreq doesn't work, try --force-all.

I DON'T KNOW IF THE ABOVE ACTION WILL DAMAGE YOUR SYSTEM. DO THEM AT YOUR OWN RISK
--force-all didn't give any error, app.manager doesn't list it in uninstall but dpkg -L amsn still says 'Package `amsn' does not contain any files (!)'.