1. Find everything that belongs to KDE in /usr/bin/
2. Show me what it is
3. (Give me an option to) delete it
A note about what did not remove mentioned;
Code:
apt-get remove kde --purge
apt-get autoremove
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A v2.0 depends on B,C
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After
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Code:
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Max 0.003745 constrained
Max 0.004549 constrained
Max 0.001689 constrained
[code]....
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deletes whole line,and hence whole text.
2) sed command
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0.004549constrained
0.001689constrained
[code]....
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