How do I remove it?Īpt-get / apt (side-note: no actual difference of the two, see What is the difference between apt and apt-get?) is independent from the individual packages you might install (which is logical at second sight). Same goes when using Synaptic, python-pip results not to be installed. So, apt.-get is not finding the version of pip I want to remove from the /home folder. I obtain the result (something like this, my system is in Italian, I'm translating): "python-pip" is not installed and cannot be removed
#Pip3 uninstall update#
Which is almost surely from before the update (I did not delete the /home partition when updating to Ubuntu18.04). I get the output /home/carlo/.local/bin/pip /home/carlo/.local/bin/pip2.7 Which are the programs I installed from the software center after the update to 18.04. Gnome-system-monitor 3.30.0 57 stable/… canonical✓. Gnome-logs 3.30.0 45 stable/… canonical✓. Gnome-characters 3.30.0 139 stable/… canonical✓. Gnome-calculator 3.30.1 260 stable/… canonical✓. I get: Name Version Rev Tracking Publisher NotesĬore 16-2.37.1 6350 stable canonical✓ core I don't understand what these folders contain, since as I said I formatted the / partition. snap/core/6350/usr/bin/python3.5m: Python 3.5.2Īre they relics from before the update? Are they system files? Can they be removed, and how? However, after a search, I found these files: /snap/core/6130/usr/bin/python3.5: Python 3.5.2 Then, I installed python 2.7 (version 2.7.15rc1, specifically), so I was expecting to have only these two versions installed.Īm I correct in saying that the 3.6.7 is the default version for Ubuntu 18.04? So, no matter what, this version is needed from the system, and should not be uninstalled?Īs I said, I was expecting to have only python 3.6.7 and 2.7.15rc1 installed. I had separate partitions for / and home, and for the update I made a clean install over the / folder, so that I saved everything in the home folder, while the rest was formatted.Īfter the update, I only had python 3.6.7, which as I understand is the default version for the operative system. I recently updated from Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04.
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