LPI Certification / CompTIA Linux+ Practice Test

Answer - C - You should use the rpm -e evolution command to uninstall this RPM package.

Key Takeaway: The rpm -e command removes one or more packages from the system. RPM performs a series of steps whenever it erases a package. The steps include checking the RPM database to make sure that no other packages depend on the package being erased, executing a pre-uninstall script, checking if any of the package's config files have been modified, reviewing the RPM database to find every file listed as being part of the package, executing a post-uninstall script, and removing all traces of the package from the RPM database.