It can be used when you want to completely clear the package cache to free up disk space. Sudo apt-get clean: This command removes all package files from the package cache, regardless of their current status. It helps to keep the cache clean and prevents it from taking up unnecessary disk space. Sudo apt-get autoclean: This command removes any partially downloaded or obsolete package files from the package cache. This command automatically removes such unnecessary packages, freeing up disk space. Sudo apt-get autoremove: After removing a package, there may be additional packages that were installed as dependencies but are no longer needed by any other package on your system. Sudo apt-get remove -purge with the actual name of the package you want to remove.
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So please, can anyone tell me how I can completely remove the malfunctioning version and safely install the correct version? :'( deb file it kept installing the latest version of it which is unsupported on my pc. The I found this( Distribution not supported error when trying to install Intel Graphics Installer on Ubuntu 14.04) and so wanted to install the older version which is actually supposed to work on my but even via terminal installation and using the correct.
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I had accidentally installed the latest version which only supports 15.10 and therefor every time I ran the program(at times even as a superuser) It showed an error which read "Distribution not supported". How to install custom SSL on nxfilter How to convert normal SSL into JKS (Java Keystore) How to install custom SSL on nxfilter How to convert normal SSL into. Now I'm facing the same problem when I tried to install intel linux graphics installer. IT Expert with 14+ years of experience in Managing Windows and Linux-based server infrastructures, Network security & Administration, software solutions. to install steam properly which worked properly thanks to( Steam Install Error on 14.04 Ubuntu 64bit). I faced this problem while installing steam but had to reinstall my entire O.S. Even using terminal commands to uninstall the software using a. Okay, I have noticed that whenever I installed the latest version of any software and then uninstalled it(even after using purge remove command from the terminal)because it doesn't support my distro(14.04.3 LTS amd64) and then tried installing an older version of the same software which is actually supposed to work on my distro, It still installs the latest version of that software which I had previously uninstalled.
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