.\ .\" .TH "DISTROBOX\-RM" "1" "Jan 2025" "Distrobox" "User Manual" .SH NAME .IP .EX distrobox rm distrobox\-rm .EE .SH DESCRIPTION distrobox\-rm delete one of the available distroboxes. .SH SYNOPSIS \f[B]distrobox rm\f[R] .IP .EX \-\-all/\-a: delete all distroboxes \-\-force/\-f: force deletion \-\-rm\-home: remove the mounted home if it differs from the host user\[aq]s one \-\-root/\-r: launch podman/docker/lilipod with root privileges. Note that if you need root this is the preferred way over \[dq]sudo distrobox\[dq] (note: if using a program other than \[aq]sudo\[aq] for root privileges is necessary, specify it through the DBX_SUDO_PROGRAM env variable, or \[aq]distrobox_sudo_program\[aq] config variable) \-\-help/\-h: show this message \-\-verbose/\-v: show more verbosity \-\-version/\-V: show version .EE .SH EXAMPLES .IP .EX distrobox\-rm container\-name [\-\-force] [\-\-all] .EE .PP You can also use environment variables to specify container manager and name: .IP .EX DBX_CONTAINER_MANAGER=\[dq]docker\[dq] DBX_CONTAINER_NAME=test\-alpine distrobox\-rm .EE .SH ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES .IP .EX DBX_CONTAINER_MANAGER DBX_CONTAINER_NAME DBX_NON_INTERACTIVE DBX_SUDO_PROGRAM .EE