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There is apt remove but purge will remove more things. So if dnf remove is purge equivalent, what is apt remove equivalent in dnf?
I think it removes configs too.
Try it yourself with nginx or Apache. You likely don't have both installed.
So we don't have the ability to remove package without configs in dnf?
Did you test it
No but its one or the other anyway right? I can't test right now
Id assume so. I mean there's a chance it somehow adds files.