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Ok so I figured removing transmission would be a simple 'sudo pacman -R transmission', but it says that it's not found in the localdb. So I ran 'sudo updatedb' and tried again. Still didn't work. Transmission is definitely installed, I have it open right now, so what's going on?
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Try running "pacman -Qs transmission" and note the actual name of the package.
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that worked, I guess it takes a little more effort to remove than install programs. Thanks a lot.
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pacman -Qo `which transmission`
Should tell you the name of the package that owns transmission. Note -- the accents are grave accents.
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So I ran 'sudo updatedb' and tried again.
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That is not what updatedb does. See updatedb(8).
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sudo pacman -Qs transmission wil also work to find the name.
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its actually transmission-gtk
pacman -Rs transmission-gtk
That will remove it and any unused deps that were installed with it.
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You can also see what you would have installed it as with:
pacman -Ss transmission
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that worked..
NO.
That did not work; you have merely run a query function.
..I guess it takes a little more effort to remove than install programs. Thanks a lot.
No, you just need to remove the package with pacman -R <correct-package-name>. There is no package named 'transmission', as pacman has correctly reported to you.
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