docs: Correct package manager usage in uninstall guide #22458
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- Arch Linux does not have a seperate 'remove' and 'purge' command, instead the package is removed in one go. - Replaces 'pacman remove' with 'pacman -Rns' for a more complete removal, including configuration and dependencies. - The 'com.docker.cli' symlink does not exist. - Ensures all steps are accurate for an Arch Linux environment using pacman. The command explained: -R - removes packages -n - removes configuration files related to the package -s - Removes Dependencies that are not required by other packages
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-R - removes packages
-n - removes configuration files related to the package -s - Removes Dependencies that are not required by other packages
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The uninstallation steps for Arch Linux were wrong. I replaced the steps with the correct commands.
Here is the Arch Wiki page for reference.
Feel free to recommend changes. Thank you!