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I have recently corrupted my Gimp installation. When I try apt-get remove gimp it removes it. But when I try to reinstall it fresh from repository, it won't. It just installs it back from local package manager or repository.



I want Gimp completely get rid of, including all settings and configurations so my next install is all fresh like a first time install, so I hope my corrupt Gimp starts working again.



I've even tried using apt-get purge gimp but didn't work.



How is this possible?



Thanks.


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Try:



sudo apt-get clean


Then you can reinstall gimp:



sudo apt-get install gimp


This should clear out the cache.


[#32142] Monday, May 24, 2021, 3 Years  [reply] [flag answer]
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