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You can also use Ubuntu Software, an application provided by Ubuntu in order to install or uninstall software. This will completely remove the package and its dependencies from your system. When you locate the package(s) you want uninstalled, you can simply run sudo apt-get -purge autoremove nameOfPackage Therefore, first you generate the list of the installed packages, and then you search through this list using the grep tool. The operator "|" allows you to use the output of the first command as the input of the second command. As the list is usually huge, and the process can get tedious, you can search for a specific package from the list using apt list -installed | grep nameOfPackage If, for some reason, you would rather use the terminal only, you can list all the installed packages with apt list -installedĪnd find the packages you want to uninstall. In the same way, you can uninstall any other piece of software that is included with Ubuntu and you don't need it. Then, you simply have to locate the packages with the names of the games you want to uninstall in the list, and remove them.
The Synaptic Package Manager will allow you to manage your packages through a GUI.
First of all, you I strongly suggest you install the Synaptic Package Manager with sudo apt-get install synaptic
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