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	It's trivial to wipe out a sugar install and regenerate it on each login, if that's what you want.		It's trivial to wipe out a sugar install and regenerate it on each login, if that's what you want.
	(just clear $HOME)		(just clear $HOME)
	or use		or use
	rm -rf ~/.sugar		rm -rf ~/.sugar

KachachanC at 05:01, 19 December 2016

2016-12-19T05:01:05Z

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	It's trivial to wipe out a sugar install and regenerate it on each login, if that's what you want.		It's trivial to wipe out a sugar install and regenerate it on each login, if that's what you want.
	(just clear $HOME)		(just clear $HOME)
	or use		or use
	rm -rf ~/.sugar		rm -rf ~/.sugar

Dennis Daniels: Created page with 'It's trivial to wipe out a sugar install and regenerate it on each login, if that's what you want. (just clear $HOME) or use rm -rf ~/.sugar'

2009-08-04T21:59:28Z

Created page with 'It's trivial to wipe out a sugar install and regenerate it on each login, if that's what you want. (just clear $HOME) or use rm -rf ~/.sugar'

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It's trivial to wipe out a sugar install and regenerate it on each login, if that's what you want.
(just clear $HOME)
or use
rm -rf ~/.sugar