So you want to try an app that is in a PPA, so you add the PPA like so:
sudo add-apt-repository [some PPA]
Then you decided you don't like it or it's buggy or whatnot. What is the command to remove one?
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Sign up to join this communitySo you want to try an app that is in a PPA, so you add the PPA like so:
sudo add-apt-repository [some PPA]
Then you decided you don't like it or it's buggy or whatnot. What is the command to remove one?
From the Terminal/CLI run:
sudo add-apt-repository --remove [some PPA]
Where some PPA
is the repository that you wish to remove.
Don't forget to use sudo apt update
after removing the PPA.
Please open up the Software and Updates menu and go to the Other Software tab. From there you can delete and add any PPA you like manually. You can also use Geany to quickly delete or drag and drop sources into your /etc/apt/sources.list file.