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Uninstalling ExaGear for Docker on Ubuntu

Before uninstalling ExaGear for Docker, ensure that all x86 containers on the host system have been stopped.

Run the rpm remove or dpkg command to uninstall ExaGear for Docker:

sudo rpm -qa | sudo grep exagear | sudo xargs rpm -e
sudo dpkg -r  exagear-core-x64a64-container exagear-core-x32a64-container exagear-utils
sudo rm -rf /opt/exagear

The transcoding and support tools are removed, and directories and files of the new x86 containers remain in the file system.