How Can I Completely Reset My Endeavour OS System?

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Asked By QuirkyTurtle5 On

I'm looking to completely format my Endeavour OS system and just keep the operating system and shell. I've been installing a bunch of random applications that I no longer want to keep, and I just want a clean slate. Can anyone guide me on the best way to do this?

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Answered By HelpfulHedgehog8 On

To get started, if you want to remove installed apps, how are you typically doing the installations? If you’re using Flatpaks, you can either use the app store or run `flatpak remove ` in the terminal. For system packages, you’d want to use the app store or the command `pacman` to uninstall them. The Arch wiki is also a great resource for commands if you need help.

Answered By BrilliantBison7 On

If you're aiming to wipe everything clean, just formatting your system is the way to go. You can execute `pacman -Qe` to get a list of all the packages you've installed, and then use `pacman -Rns` followed by the package name to remove the ones you don’t want. This way, you can clean up your installation pretty thoroughly!

QuirkyTurtle5 -

That's actually a great idea, thanks a lot!

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