[solved]how to remove PARABOLA linux packages, still remaining

Dear Archers
How to safely remove below packages
[root@KRISHNA san2ban]# pacman -Qm
cdrkit-libre 1.1.11-2
evolution-webcal 2.32.0-1
file-roller-libre 3.2.0-1
ghostscript-libre 9.02-2
gnome-system-tools 3.0.0-2
lame-libre 3.98.4-3
liboobs 3.0.0-1
licenses-libre 2.8-1
p7zip-libre 9.20.1-4
pacman-mirrorlist-libre 20110530-1
python2-libre 2.7.2-2
sdl-libre 1.2.14-7.1
system-tools-backends 2.10.2-1
thunderbird-libre 3.1.10-3
unarchiver 2.7.1-2
xorg-fonts-100dpi-libre 1.0.3-2
xorg-fonts-75dpi-libre 1.0.3-2
Last edited by San2ban (2012-01-30 16:26:18)

With pacman? I think that should do it.
What have you tried and what went wrong?
Last edited by karol (2012-01-30 14:29:12)

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