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Linux: Remove installed RPM packages manually
Sometimes you screw up an application and are unable to use rpm -e to remove them from your system. Here is how you go about doing that:
To find installed RPM packages:
rpm -qa | grep <string>
To remove:
rpm -e --nodeps --allmatches <package name>
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