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2010-07-18
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root
apt-get remove <app name>
or
if you want it completely removed with no traces left:
apt-get purge <app name>
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2010-07-18
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ls = Shows what a folder contains ls -la = Also hidden files (i.e. those with a "." ahead) cd = Change directory cd .. = Back one step cd /mapp = Change to an exact folder cp /mapp/fil.txt /mapp2/fil2.txt = Copy a file cp -r /mapp/* /mapp2/ = Copy the folder and what it containing mv /mapp/fil.txt /mapp2/ = Move a file, folder or just change the name rm fil.txt = Remove a file rm -r /mapp = Remove a folder and what it containing --help = Shows the syntaxes of a command (i.e. ls --help)
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2010-07-18
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i m new user here
i want to know how to remove application via roots in n900
coz i don't know whts the cmmond for it pls help me out of this shity thing