On Nov 28 2000, Nate Amsden wrote: > apt-get remove xdm > dpkg --purge xdm
Just do:
apt-get --purge xdm
It saves you the trouble of doing two commands and apt-get
also takes care of the dependencies (if there are any to be
taken care of).
[]s, Roger...
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