How does removing packages differ between distributions?

Removing packages in Linux can differ significantly between various distributions due to differences in package management systems. Below is a brief overview of how to remove packages in some popular Linux distributions:

• Debian/Ubuntu: These distributions use the APT package manager. You can remove a package using the following command:
sudo apt remove package-name
• Red Hat/Fedora: These distributions use the YUM/DNF package manager. To remove a package, you can execute:
sudo dnf remove package-name
• Arch Linux: This distribution uses the Pacman package manager. The command to remove a package is:
sudo pacman -R package-name
• SUSE Linux: This usually uses the Zypper package manager. The command would be:
sudo zypper remove package-name

These commands may have additional options for removing configuration files or dependencies, depending on the specific needs of the user.