Trying to remove program flmsg and am getting message “unable to locate package”
Running Ubuntu 18.04 Dell Latitude E6420 8 GB memory
The program flmsg shows when I list the directory, as shown below:
howard@dell-Latitude-E6420:~/Ham radio programs/FLDIGI$ ls
flamp-2.2.04.tar.gz
fldigi-4.1.00
fldigi-4.1.00.tar.gz
flmsg-4.0.8
flmsg-4.0.8.tar.gz
flrig-1.3.42
flrig-1.3.42.tar.gz
When I do a sudo apt remove flmsg-4.0.8 it returns:
howard@dell-Latitude-E6420:~/Ham radio programs/FLDIGI$ sudo apt remove flmsg-4.0.8
[sudo] password for howard:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package flmsg-4.0.8
E: Couldn't find any package by glob 'flmsg-4.0.8'
E: Couldn't find any package by regex 'flmsg-4.0.8'
What am I doing wrong?
18.04
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Running Ubuntu 18.04 Dell Latitude E6420 8 GB memory
The program flmsg shows when I list the directory, as shown below:
howard@dell-Latitude-E6420:~/Ham radio programs/FLDIGI$ ls
flamp-2.2.04.tar.gz
fldigi-4.1.00
fldigi-4.1.00.tar.gz
flmsg-4.0.8
flmsg-4.0.8.tar.gz
flrig-1.3.42
flrig-1.3.42.tar.gz
When I do a sudo apt remove flmsg-4.0.8 it returns:
howard@dell-Latitude-E6420:~/Ham radio programs/FLDIGI$ sudo apt remove flmsg-4.0.8
[sudo] password for howard:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package flmsg-4.0.8
E: Couldn't find any package by glob 'flmsg-4.0.8'
E: Couldn't find any package by regex 'flmsg-4.0.8'
What am I doing wrong?
18.04
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Thanks for the response - is there a way for me to remove flmsg based on your comment?
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Running Ubuntu 18.04 Dell Latitude E6420 8 GB memory
The program flmsg shows when I list the directory, as shown below:
howard@dell-Latitude-E6420:~/Ham radio programs/FLDIGI$ ls
flamp-2.2.04.tar.gz
fldigi-4.1.00
fldigi-4.1.00.tar.gz
flmsg-4.0.8
flmsg-4.0.8.tar.gz
flrig-1.3.42
flrig-1.3.42.tar.gz
When I do a sudo apt remove flmsg-4.0.8 it returns:
howard@dell-Latitude-E6420:~/Ham radio programs/FLDIGI$ sudo apt remove flmsg-4.0.8
[sudo] password for howard:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package flmsg-4.0.8
E: Couldn't find any package by glob 'flmsg-4.0.8'
E: Couldn't find any package by regex 'flmsg-4.0.8'
What am I doing wrong?
18.04
edited 8 hours ago
Kulfy
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asked 8 hours ago
HowardSTHowardST
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Running Ubuntu 18.04 Dell Latitude E6420 8 GB memory
The program flmsg shows when I list the directory, as shown below:
howard@dell-Latitude-E6420:~/Ham radio programs/FLDIGI$ ls
flamp-2.2.04.tar.gz
fldigi-4.1.00
fldigi-4.1.00.tar.gz
flmsg-4.0.8
flmsg-4.0.8.tar.gz
flrig-1.3.42
flrig-1.3.42.tar.gz
When I do a sudo apt remove flmsg-4.0.8 it returns:
howard@dell-Latitude-E6420:~/Ham radio programs/FLDIGI$ sudo apt remove flmsg-4.0.8
[sudo] password for howard:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package flmsg-4.0.8
E: Couldn't find any package by glob 'flmsg-4.0.8'
E: Couldn't find any package by regex 'flmsg-4.0.8'
What am I doing wrong?
18.04
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Thanks for the response - is there a way for me to remove flmsg based on your comment?
– HowardST
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Thanks for the response - is there a way for me to remove flmsg based on your comment?
– HowardST
8 hours ago
Thanks for the response - is there a way for me to remove flmsg based on your comment?
– HowardST
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Thanks for the response - is there a way for me to remove flmsg based on your comment?
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ls is a command that lists the contents of the directory. From your outputs it seems that the flmsg-4.0.8 is merely a file that exists in ~/Ham radio programs/FLDIGI/ folder not an APT package that is installed. So, deleting those files might help. You can delete that files using some file manager like Nautilus or by running rm -r flmsg* in terminal.
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ls is a command that lists the contents of the directory. From your outputs it seems that the flmsg-4.0.8 is merely a file that exists in ~/Ham radio programs/FLDIGI/ folder not an APT package that is installed. So, deleting those files might help. You can delete that files using some file manager like Nautilus or by running rm -r flmsg* in terminal.
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ls is a command that lists the contents of the directory. From your outputs it seems that the flmsg-4.0.8 is merely a file that exists in ~/Ham radio programs/FLDIGI/ folder not an APT package that is installed. So, deleting those files might help. You can delete that files using some file manager like Nautilus or by running rm -r flmsg* in terminal.
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ls is a command that lists the contents of the directory. From your outputs it seems that the flmsg-4.0.8 is merely a file that exists in ~/Ham radio programs/FLDIGI/ folder not an APT package that is installed. So, deleting those files might help. You can delete that files using some file manager like Nautilus or by running rm -r flmsg* in terminal.
answered 8 hours ago
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ls is a command that lists the contents of the directory. From your outputs it seems that the flmsg-4.0.8 is merely a file that exists in ~/Ham radio programs/FLDIGI/ folder not an APT package that is installed. So, deleting those files might help. You can delete that files using some file manager like Nautilus or by running rm -r flmsg* in terminal.
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Thanks for the response - is there a way for me to remove flmsg based on your comment?
– HowardST
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