CODEWITHSUNDEEP
visual-studio-codekey-bindings
o-faro
o-faro

Reputation: 1031

VSCode on Ubuntu, clean reinstall

used Sublime Keymappings for years in vscode, but now I want to switch back to default mappings. So I tried to make a clean reinstall of vscode,following the suggestions on stackoverflow to do so - but I failed.

So far I tried

$ sudo apt remove code && sudo apt autoremove
$ sudo apt-get purge --auto-remove vscode (or visual-sudio-code or code)
$ sudo dpkg --remove vscode //or code etc
$ sudo dpkg --purge vscode

I also deleted

~/.vscode and 
~/.config/Code

after a "fresh" install I end up with all extensions and settings I manually installed before. Quite anoying ;)

Do I miss something?

I'd appreciate any suggestions helping me out here, thx

Upvotes: 4

Views: 12496

Answers (2)

Gurpreet Surinder Singh
Gurpreet Surinder Singh

Reputation: 41

The steps you took are correct, some even unnecessary.

Just run the commands:

sudo apt-get purge code

rm -r ~/.vscode/

rm -r ~/.config/Code/

This will also reset the configurations and you can perform a clean installation.

Instead, if VSCode has been installed with snap, the first line becomes:

sudo snap remove code

Upvotes: 4

kircata
kircata

Reputation: 1

Use this:

    sudo apt-get purge --auto-remove com.visualstudio.code

Upvotes: 0

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