APT-ROLLBACK(1)

💖 NAME 💖

apt-rollback — undo the last APT commands, or one specific command you pick, bestie

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

apt-rollback [--last <n>] [--remove/--reinstall package-name] [--help]

🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

okay so. apt-rollback ver. 1.0.16 is literally here to undo the last APT commands, or a specified one. that's the whole vibe. the "oops I did NOT mean to install that" machine 🫶

• --last — undo the last <n> APT commands. heads up tho, it only supports undoing Install, Remove and Purge commands. that's it, that's the list 💅
• --remove — removes an INSTALLED package plus its related configuration files. and it also removes all its first installed dependencies. bye bye, no crumbs left 🧚
• --reinstall — reinstalls a REMOVED package, plus all its first installed dependences. it reproduces exactly its first installation — like it never left, iconic ⭐
• --help — prints this help. the classic. the icon. 👑

Undo the last APT commands or a specified one 🌈

not me finding out the hard way: '--version' is a wrong parameter 💀 do not do this.

Usage:

apt-rollback [--last <n>] [--remove/--reinstall package-name] [--help]

🌸 SEE ALSO 🌸

the full documentation for apt-rollback ver. is maintained as a Texinfo manual. if the info and apt-rollback ver. programs are properly installed at your site, this command

info apt-rollback ver.

should give you access to the complete manual. go read it, it's giving main character energy 📚✨

mwah 💜 that was the apt-rollback() manual page — version 1.0.16 in the house, served up for apt-rollback(1) on the apt-rollback manual. slay responsibly, bestie 🦋