I want to remove Sublime Text, which was installed by a my mistake... But I can't find a way to do it. It's impossible from Software Center, because the button Remove just not doing anything. Also I can't do it from terminal, because I don't know the exact name of the package (can't find sublime with rpm -qa --last ).
I was trying many options of yum remove with sublime, sublime_text etc...
Please help
1) Find the binary, which is your sublime editor, for example by running your editor and then searching using ps af. Result will be something like /usr/bin/sublime
2) Find to which package does the file belong: rpm -qf /usr/bin/sublime
3) Remove the package: dnf remove package-name
If the second step tells you that file is not owned by any package, you installed it using something different the RPM and there is no way how to reliably remove it. The best you can do is probably to remove it by hand, such as rm -f /usr/bin/sublime (or the file you find in the first step). But it will most probably leave a lot of other files behind ...
Asked: 2016-06-21 10:34:19 -0600
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Last updated: Jun 21 '16
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