How to uninstall software with the command line in linux?
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Answer / Sarthak Chandra
To uninstall software from the command line in Linux, the method depends on the package manager used for installation. For example, if you have installed a package using apt (Debian-based distributions), use "sudo apt remove packagename". If you are using yum or dnf (Red Hat-based distributions), use "sudo yum remove packagename" or "sudo dnf remove packagename", respectively.
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