Cuando quedan el flag c en un paquete significa que los archivos de configuración permanencen. Para eliminarlos totalmente
sudo apt-get remove --purge nombredelpaquete
Figure 2.9. Values of the “current state” flag
i | - | the package is installed and all its dependencies are satisfied. |
c | - | the package was removed, but its configuration files are still present. |
p | - | the package and all its configuration files were removed, or the package was never installed. |
v | - | the package is virtual. |
B | - | the package has broken dependencies. |
u | - | the package has been unpacked but not configured. |
C | - | half-configured: the package's configuration was interrupted. |
H | - | half-installed: the package's installation was interrupted. |
Figure 2.10. Values of the “action” flag
i | - | the package will be installed. |
u | - | the package will be upgraded. |
d | - | the package will be deleted: it will be removed, but its configuration files will remain on the system. |
p | - | the package will be purged: it and its configuration files will be removed. |
h | - | the package will be held back: it will be kept at its current version, even if a newer version becomes available, until the hold is cancelled. |
F | - | An upgrade of the package has been forbidden. |
r | - | the package will be reinstalled. |
B | - | the package is “broken”: some of its dependencies will not be satisfied. aptitude will not allow you to install, remove, or upgrade anything while you have broken packages. |
