dpkg-remove - mark packages for removal

dpkg-remove marks package(s) to be removed.

       It achieves this by running "dpkg --set-selections" and piping in the package name(s) followed by
       deinstall.

       NOTE: This program does not install, remove, purge any package. It ONLY sets the status of the package.
       Any actual removal or purging is done the next time dselect, apt-get, aptitude, etc are run.

       dpkg-remove - mark packages for removal

dpkg(1), apt-mark(8), dpkg-hold(1), dpkg-unhold(1), dpkg-purge(1).

1.17                                               2024-11-25                                     dpkg-remove(8)

dpkg-remove [package...]

       This command is deprecated, and will be removed during in Debian forky, use "dpkg --set-selections" or
       "apt-mark" instead.