In this article, we have installed Wireshark, which allows you to perform network packet analysis on a Linux-based operating system.Wireshark comes with rich feature set such as: To completely uninstall Wireshark from your Linux system, you can watch the video below and also subscribe to our YouTube channel to support us! If there is a file for Wireshark, delete it with the sudo rm -rf command. Press Y to confirm Wireshark removal, and then press Enter.Ĭheck again the location where Wireshark is installed.
sudo apt-get remove -autoremove wireshark wireshark-* In the terminal, execute sudo apt-get remove –autoremove wireshark wireshark-*. To view the locations where Wireshark is installed, execute the “whereis wireshark” command at the Terminal. The easiest way to uninstall it is to use Terminal.įollow the steps below to remove Wireshark from Linux. You can use Terminal or Package Manager to uninstall Wireshark on PC completely. You can watch the video below to set up Wireshark step by step and also subscribe to our YouTube channel to support us! We recommend that you do not allow non-superusers to perform packet analysis on a secure computer.Īfter you have successfully installed Wireshark, you can check the version of the program in Help / About. If you want to allow non-superusers to perform packet analysis on the network, press Yes. Press Y to allow the installation of dependent packages for Wireshark, and then press Enter. Starting wireshark installation From the terminal, execute sudo apt-get install wireshark. To update the package list, execute sudo apt-get update. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:wireshark-dev/stable To add Wireshark to the Repository, open Terminal and perform the following command, then press Enter.
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