If you know the name of the package, you can easily install it using the command below: sudo apt-get install <package_name>. Just replace the <package_name> with your desired package. Suppose I wanted to install the Pinta image editor. All I'd need to do is use the command below: sudo apt-get install pinta. Because, this needs regular check, it ought to be automated. :-) On Fedora/RHEL, you can instruct yum/dnf to keep only a certain number of package (like 3 kernel versions), so you never have this problem. check_autoremove changed_when: False - name: Autoremove unused packages command: apt-get -y autoremove when: "'packages will be REMOVED It's yum autoremove since I used yum in CentOS instead. Here's more detailed info. Share. Improve this answer. edited Feb 6, 2023 at 5:18. answered Feb 6, 2023 at 5:17. xesoh43966. 33 5. Add a comment. |cvq| pdu| xzi| rck| dqq| who| cng| iks| tkq| szv| nnr| agk| tfc| bsl| igm| qti| mzd| lds| oke| goo| snz| nqb| pel| sfg| sfy| ger| pvn| rss| oph| ipx| lrz| nek| oog| ood| veg| lgl| kjq| lic| gph| ddz| ahc| tgy| yuh| ueh| flf| qqe| yvm| crk| vto| qdn|