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open up terminal, and type in ls -a ("ls" lists files in current directory, -a shows all files), then "rm -r" (remove recursively) the folders belonging to programs you don't want to use anymore.

The folders starting with periods are hidden folders which programs leave behinds to store user data (preferences and such), and can be safely deleted.

example
Code:
rm -r .navit
 

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