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- How to delete a non-empty directory in Terminal? - Ask Ubuntu
Use the below command : rm -rf lampp It deletes all files and folders contained in the lampp directory In case user doesn't have the permission to delete the folder: Add sudo at the beginning of the command : sudo rm -rf folderName Otherwise, without sudo you will be returned permission denied And it's a good practice to try not to use -f while deleting a directory: sudo rm -r folderName
- Cannot connect to Ubuntu 22. 04 through RDP
PROBLEM: can't connect to my Ubuntu server through RDP MSTSC RETURNS: [Window Title] Remote Desktop Connection [Content] Remote Desktop can't connect to the remote computer for one of these reason
- How do I properly update Python? - Ask Ubuntu
Once I made the same mistake in Ubuntu 20 04 and I had to reverse it to make things normal If you want to use specific version of Python,better to use Anaconda Navigator and create environment to install specific version Follow tips on this answer: How to install the specific version of Python with Anaconda?
- How can I resize an ext root partition at runtime? - Ask Ubuntu
How can I increase the size of the root partition of a system at runtime? I have a partition that is not allocated after the root partition (which is also ext4), how can I add that unallocated sp
- How to add a directory to the PATH? - Ask Ubuntu
It is usually safer to add your custom path to the end of PATH instead of the beginning This avoids accidentally replacing system commands with your programs (or someone else's malicious programs) This also avoids a lot of confusion when someone else works on your system (or gives you advice) and they get unexpected results from commands you have "replaced"
- community - What does Ubuntu mean? - Ask Ubuntu
What does "Ubuntu" mean, and why did they choose that particular name?
- What is the correct way to completely remove an application?
166 For Ubuntu 12 04 and maybe higher, the correct method is: sudo apt-get --purge autoremove packagename As detailed here Do not use packagename* as that can delete unintended packages and cause more problems than it solves Or if you must, at least run it with a -s, --simulate, --dry-run flag first to see exactly what it will do without
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