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#1 2008-12-30 02:23:54
- soupcan
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[Solved] Completely remove Firefox, including config files.
I'd like the pacman command that would do this. Pacman -R didn't cut it, should I use pacman -Rsn?
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#2 2008-12-30 02:31:29
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Re: [Solved] Completely remove Firefox, including config files.
pacman -Rsn will remove firefox and its dependencies as well as the configuration files that were installed along with the package. Configuration files that you created after installing firefox, which is to say everything in your home folder, will have to be deleted manually.
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#3 2008-12-30 02:36:16
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Re: [Solved] Completely remove Firefox, including config files.
pacman -Rsn will remove firefox and its dependencies as well as the configuration files that were installed along with the package. Configuration files that you created after installing firefox, which is to say everything in your home folder, will have to be deleted manually.
Okay. Where would the configuration files be in my /home?
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#4 2008-12-30 02:40:26
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Re: [Solved] Completely remove Firefox, including config files.
The default location for all mozilla programs is inside ~/.mozilla
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#5 2008-12-30 02:44:52
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Re: [Solved] Completely remove Firefox, including config files.
The default location for all mozilla programs is inside ~/.mozilla
Oh, dur. I'm an idiot. Thank you, and special thanks for responding to almost all of my questions.
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#6 2008-12-30 02:45:56
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Re: [Solved] Completely remove Firefox, including config files.
fwojciec wrote:The default location for all mozilla programs is inside ~/.mozilla
Oh, dur. I'm an idiot. Thank you, and special thanks for responding to almost all of my questions.
You seem to ask questions that I happen to know answers to, apparently 
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