Closed kelebek333 closed 4 years ago
Linux Mint's apt uses /usr/bin/apt for package installs and removals. From /usr/bin/apt version 2.0, which is used on Linux Mint 20/Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, wildcards like nvidia-prime*
are not supported and instead it uses aptitude style patterns like ~n^nividia-prime
for the same. This is a contentious change and upstream is reverting the removal of wildcards: https://lists.debian.org/deity/2020/03/msg00055.html
For your example the syntax would be: apt purge ~n^nividia-prime
. Meaning, purge all packages with name (~n) starting (^) with nvidia-prime. BTW you don't need to use sudo
with apt
.
Hi, you can look this issue. https://github.com/linuxmint/mintsystem/issues/114