Since it is now just a directory in /home you can remove it and all of its contents with
cd /home # Dangerous since it deletes everything specified on the commandline and # a typo such as having '/' with a space around it # can wipe your system (yes I have done that accidentally # before). Use with care. sudo rm -rf gast.broken.20260202 Cheers, W On February 23, 2026 9:57:05 AM CST, gfp <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> cd /home # Move to home directory >>>> sudo mv gast gast.broken.20260220 # Move it out of the way > >How can I remove this user „gast.broken.20260202“ now? >because I have now 3 users: > >gfp >gast >gast.broken.20260202 > > >thanks > >Gottfried
