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The Linux Mint operating system offers thousands of different programs and applications. But what happens when you want to uninstall one? Here's how to do it!

Method 1
Method 1 of 3:

Using Program Menu

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  1. Go to the applications you want to remove. Right click on the unwanted software and select Uninstall.
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  3. Click Remove.
  4. This can take some time. When the window disappears is the uninstalling ready and the software is removed.
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Method 2
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Using Package Manager

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  1. Click Menu and Package Manager; it will ask for your password.
  2. This is the last opportunity to look trough the list of marked changes before they are applied. Click Apply.
  3. The marked changes are now being applied.
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Method 3
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Using Terminal

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  1. sudo apt-get remove frozen-bubble
    • Example: The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required.
  2. The command “autoremove” is the most effective. To continue type Y and hit Enter.
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    Libreoffice comes pre-installed on most Linux operating systems. To install It, you can search for it in the software manager.
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