LibreOffice is a big program, we typically use the following command:
followed by:
to do a "clean" removal.
As show in the following screenshot, since we use LibreOffice daily, we only pin the appimage desktop file to the dash/panel. Other (big ticket) appimages are soft-linked to the desktop which can be invoked with a simple double-click:
We like to keep our root system as small--and as clean--as possible (less than 30 GB and always maintained at less than 50% usage), all the appimages are stored in an external partition which will be mounted at boot.
Code:
sudo apt purge libreoffice*Code:
sudo apt autoremoveAs show in the following screenshot, since we use LibreOffice daily, we only pin the appimage desktop file to the dash/panel. Other (big ticket) appimages are soft-linked to the desktop which can be invoked with a simple double-click:
We like to keep our root system as small--and as clean--as possible (less than 30 GB and always maintained at less than 50% usage), all the appimages are stored in an external partition which will be mounted at boot.
Statistics: Posted by pwzhangzz — 2024-04-07 22:00