Uninstalling spyder
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I tried for some reason to uninstall Spyder (using purge --auto-remove and all) from Ubuntu 16.04. Apparently Spyder is now uninstalled, but
which spyder
gives
/usr/local/bin/spyder
and I can still launch Spyder.
How do I completely uninstall Spyder ?
uninstall spyder
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I tried for some reason to uninstall Spyder (using purge --auto-remove and all) from Ubuntu 16.04. Apparently Spyder is now uninstalled, but
which spyder
gives
/usr/local/bin/spyder
and I can still launch Spyder.
How do I completely uninstall Spyder ?
uninstall spyder
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2
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up vote
2
down vote
favorite
I tried for some reason to uninstall Spyder (using purge --auto-remove and all) from Ubuntu 16.04. Apparently Spyder is now uninstalled, but
which spyder
gives
/usr/local/bin/spyder
and I can still launch Spyder.
How do I completely uninstall Spyder ?
uninstall spyder
I tried for some reason to uninstall Spyder (using purge --auto-remove and all) from Ubuntu 16.04. Apparently Spyder is now uninstalled, but
which spyder
gives
/usr/local/bin/spyder
and I can still launch Spyder.
How do I completely uninstall Spyder ?
uninstall spyder
asked Aug 12 at 14:57


Tlön Uqbar Orbis Tertius
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You have copies of this program not installed by your package manager.
Have you installed packages from source or with other package managers such as pip? If you used something like pip, try uninstalling using pip. EG:
sudo pip uninstall spyder
If that doesn't work you can search your computer for spyder stuff, and delete it manually. Start by deleting spyder from /usr/local/bin:
sudo rm /usr/local/bin/spyder
Now rerun which spyder
and see if anything turns up. If so delete that too.
Finally, find and clean up any associated config files etc.
Locate is easy to use so install that first:
sudo apt install locate && sudo updatedb
Then look for spyder:
locate spyder
You can then look through the list that has been returned to you and decide if there is anything else you need to delete.
I honestly don't remember what I did to install Spyder on usr/local/bin but it was certainly me not understanding what I was doing. Anyways, I plainly deleted it and everything now seems uninstalled. Thank you.
– Tlön Uqbar Orbis Tertius
Aug 12 at 15:58
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1 Answer
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
You have copies of this program not installed by your package manager.
Have you installed packages from source or with other package managers such as pip? If you used something like pip, try uninstalling using pip. EG:
sudo pip uninstall spyder
If that doesn't work you can search your computer for spyder stuff, and delete it manually. Start by deleting spyder from /usr/local/bin:
sudo rm /usr/local/bin/spyder
Now rerun which spyder
and see if anything turns up. If so delete that too.
Finally, find and clean up any associated config files etc.
Locate is easy to use so install that first:
sudo apt install locate && sudo updatedb
Then look for spyder:
locate spyder
You can then look through the list that has been returned to you and decide if there is anything else you need to delete.
I honestly don't remember what I did to install Spyder on usr/local/bin but it was certainly me not understanding what I was doing. Anyways, I plainly deleted it and everything now seems uninstalled. Thank you.
– Tlön Uqbar Orbis Tertius
Aug 12 at 15:58
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
You have copies of this program not installed by your package manager.
Have you installed packages from source or with other package managers such as pip? If you used something like pip, try uninstalling using pip. EG:
sudo pip uninstall spyder
If that doesn't work you can search your computer for spyder stuff, and delete it manually. Start by deleting spyder from /usr/local/bin:
sudo rm /usr/local/bin/spyder
Now rerun which spyder
and see if anything turns up. If so delete that too.
Finally, find and clean up any associated config files etc.
Locate is easy to use so install that first:
sudo apt install locate && sudo updatedb
Then look for spyder:
locate spyder
You can then look through the list that has been returned to you and decide if there is anything else you need to delete.
I honestly don't remember what I did to install Spyder on usr/local/bin but it was certainly me not understanding what I was doing. Anyways, I plainly deleted it and everything now seems uninstalled. Thank you.
– Tlön Uqbar Orbis Tertius
Aug 12 at 15:58
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
You have copies of this program not installed by your package manager.
Have you installed packages from source or with other package managers such as pip? If you used something like pip, try uninstalling using pip. EG:
sudo pip uninstall spyder
If that doesn't work you can search your computer for spyder stuff, and delete it manually. Start by deleting spyder from /usr/local/bin:
sudo rm /usr/local/bin/spyder
Now rerun which spyder
and see if anything turns up. If so delete that too.
Finally, find and clean up any associated config files etc.
Locate is easy to use so install that first:
sudo apt install locate && sudo updatedb
Then look for spyder:
locate spyder
You can then look through the list that has been returned to you and decide if there is anything else you need to delete.
You have copies of this program not installed by your package manager.
Have you installed packages from source or with other package managers such as pip? If you used something like pip, try uninstalling using pip. EG:
sudo pip uninstall spyder
If that doesn't work you can search your computer for spyder stuff, and delete it manually. Start by deleting spyder from /usr/local/bin:
sudo rm /usr/local/bin/spyder
Now rerun which spyder
and see if anything turns up. If so delete that too.
Finally, find and clean up any associated config files etc.
Locate is easy to use so install that first:
sudo apt install locate && sudo updatedb
Then look for spyder:
locate spyder
You can then look through the list that has been returned to you and decide if there is anything else you need to delete.
answered Aug 12 at 15:51
Joshua Besneatte
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I honestly don't remember what I did to install Spyder on usr/local/bin but it was certainly me not understanding what I was doing. Anyways, I plainly deleted it and everything now seems uninstalled. Thank you.
– Tlön Uqbar Orbis Tertius
Aug 12 at 15:58
add a comment |Â
I honestly don't remember what I did to install Spyder on usr/local/bin but it was certainly me not understanding what I was doing. Anyways, I plainly deleted it and everything now seems uninstalled. Thank you.
– Tlön Uqbar Orbis Tertius
Aug 12 at 15:58
I honestly don't remember what I did to install Spyder on usr/local/bin but it was certainly me not understanding what I was doing. Anyways, I plainly deleted it and everything now seems uninstalled. Thank you.
– Tlön Uqbar Orbis Tertius
Aug 12 at 15:58
I honestly don't remember what I did to install Spyder on usr/local/bin but it was certainly me not understanding what I was doing. Anyways, I plainly deleted it and everything now seems uninstalled. Thank you.
– Tlön Uqbar Orbis Tertius
Aug 12 at 15:58
add a comment |Â
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