Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => TCB Q&A Forum => Topic started by: shadowrift on July 25, 2012, 08:53:23 AM
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Hey,
I am new to tiny core, I have been using Arch Linux for a very long time and decided to try this out. I am very interested in the small system and the ability to throw it all in ram. The boot times for tiny core are very nice as well. Here is the problem I am having
12 MB core install = no app audit (not sure if this is correct but I do not see it anywhere.)
I just need the command to uninstall programs. I thought that moving from the 8 mb to the 12 would give me that ability, but it is looking like I am wrong. Is their a command in AB that will allow this? Please and thank you.
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Hi shadowrift
I believe the AppsAudit functions were moved into AppBrowser. For command line use, see if tce-audit
gives you a response.
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It does give me a response when I type tce-audit that command. I am still unable to uninstall programs. Is their a wiki on this process? I do not see any spot in AppBrowser that will allow me to mark something for deletion.
Here is the command I tried
tce-audit {remove} opera
I will look at the AppsBrowser more closely...
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I found it....not in a very prominent place, but now that I know where it is at things are a lot better now :)
apps - maintenance - dependencies and deletion
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Hi shadowrift
That should be:
tce-audit remove /path/to/tcedir/extension.tczWhere /path/to/tcedir/extension.tcz would look something like /mnt/sda1/tce/optional/opera11.tcz
I see you solved your problem, but I'll post this anyway for future reference.
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That is great thanks