Deleting a program and it's configuration
On windows if a program is not working properly and if I can't think of anything else I would simply uninstall the program and install it again.
But on Ubuntu that doesn't seem to work. I changed the options of a program I installed using apt-get, and now I can't put them back to default, so I just removed it with apt-get remove or even --purge, but when I install it back everything is the way I left it before removing it, instead of back to default.
It happened with Wicd, K9Copy, and maybe some other program, I can't remember.
Is there any way to remove a program installed with apt completely?
I'm asking because the default Network Manager never worked fine with wi-fi (disconnects after a while), but Wicd worked perfectly fine, but now Wicd stopped working and can't even connect, so I thought of reinstalling it, but it doesn't work.
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