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distrobox-rm

remove Distrobox containers

TLDR

Remove a container

$ distrobox-rm container_name
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Force remove a container
$ distrobox-rm -f container_name
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Remove all containers
$ distrobox-rm --all
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Remove with verbose output
$ distrobox-rm -v container_name
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SYNOPSIS

distrobox-rm [options] containername_

DESCRIPTION

distrobox-rm removes a Distrobox container. It is recommended to stop the container before removing it. Distrobox containers are OCI containers that integrate with the host system.

PARAMETERS

-f, --force

Force removal of the container even if running
-a, --all
Remove all Distrobox containers
-v, --verbose
Show additional output
-Y, --yes
Assume yes to all prompts
-h, --help
Show help message

CAVEATS

Removing a container deletes all data inside it that was not mapped to the host. Stop the container first with distrobox-stop for a clean removal.

HISTORY

distrobox-rm is part of Distrobox, a tool to create and manage containers that are tightly integrated with the host system.

SEE ALSO

> TERMINAL_GEAR

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