1> Open the Ubuntu Software Center by clicking on the Ubuntu Software icon in the Activities overview or by searching for Ubuntu Software in the search bar
2> Once the Ubuntu Software Center is open click on the Installed tab to view a list of all the programs installed on your system
3> Find the program you want to uninstall and click on it to open its details page
4> On the details page you should see an Uninstall button. Click on it to start the uninstall
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# Uninstall the Application:
sudo apt remove <package-name>
# (Optional) Remove Configuration Files:
sudo apt purge <package-name>
# Cleanup Unneeded Dependencies (Optional):
sudo apt autoremove
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# The apt-get remove command removes a software from your system but keeps the
# configuration files and any plugins and settings that you might have installed later.
# This helps in keeping the same settings when you want to reinstall the software.
# Run the following command as sudo in order to remove a software;
==> sudo apt-get remove package-name
# The apt-get remove command removes a software from your system but keeps the
# configuration files and any plugins and settings that you might have installed later.
# This helps in keeping the same settings when you want to reinstall the software.
# Run the following command as sudo in order to remove a software;
==> sudo apt-get purge package-name
// With love @kouqhar