This is the output from sudo apt-get purge nodejs: Reading package lists. Nodejs* nodejs-dev* npm* python-configobj* python-pycurl* python-pyexiv2*Ġ to upgrade, 0 to newly install, 72 to remove and 0 not to upgrade.Īfter this operation, 631 MB disk space will be freed. Node-slide* node-tar* node-tunnel-agent* node-underscore* node-which*
Node-request* node-retry* node-rimraf* node-semver* node-sha* node-sigmund* Node-once* node-osenv* node-qs* node-read* node-read-package-json* Node-node-uuid* node-nopt* node-normalize-package-data* node-npmlog* Node-lru-cache* node-mime* node-minimatch* node-mkdirp* node-mute-stream* Node-gyp* node-inherits* node-ini* node-json-stringify-safe* node-lockfile* Node-fstream-ignore* node-github-url-from-git* node-glob* node-graceful-fs* Node-delayed-stream* node-forever-agent* node-form-data* node-fstream* Node-block-stream* node-combined-stream* node-cookie-jar* Node-abbrev* node-ansi* node-ansi-color-table* node-archy* node-async* Libjs-underscore* libssl-dev* libssl-doc* libuv1* libuv1-dev* Gyp* libboost-python1.58.0* libjs-inherits* libjs-node-uuid*
What is the best way to "undo" the install of nodejs and npm? Reading package lists. However, this produces a prompt which seems to reference dependencies which, if they were removed, sound like they would cause problems. I want to uninstall nodejs and npm and have seen several posts which suggest this is the most common way: sudo apt-get purge -auto-remove nodejs
Ubuntu 16.04 xenial (x86-64) sudo apt-get update
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