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hello i uninstalled flatpak from my system
for that i first unistall all installed flatpaks by
flatpak uninstall --all
then i uninstall flatpak itself by running
sudo pacman -Rnsc flatpak
even after that there is a folder /var/liv/flatpak
of size 326 MIB
why it is left in root directory????
can i remove it and how can i remove it?
Last edited by archuser1729 (2019-10-20 12:52:46)
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pacman -Rnsc fails to remove site:archlinux.orgOr..
pacman log site:archlinux.orgEdit: I find that this google-fu technique is more effective then the forum search function.
Often times the results will include (Solved) or some such in the resulting links, which might be of particular interest.
Last edited by Zod (2019-10-19 13:24:33)
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The flatpak package doesn't install files in /var/lib , so they must have been created later.
please post
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there are like 100000+ files in that folder
edit i just did
pacman -Qo /var/lib/flatpak/
error: No package owns /var/lib/flatpak
so i thinnk i can remove them then??
Last edited by archuser1729 (2019-10-20 09:51:22)
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Flatpak apps are installed there, first uninstall them with flatpak then uninstall flatpak.
edit: or if you're sure you aready did that, remove /var/lib/fatpak manually
Last edited by Xabre (2019-10-20 10:35:14)
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i did remove all of flatpak and also flatpak list was not showing any installed packeges..
edit.
i removed this folder
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/flatpak
thanks
Last edited by archuser1729 (2019-10-20 12:13:31)
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