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  1. Is puritine container managed only by Canonical team? For example, I wasn't be able to add packages in puritine via Terminal app. Or we have a possibility to manage it? (Of course, I think we should have own container to play with Libertine).

  2. Is there a directory /home/phablet/.cache/libertine-container/puritine/rootfs/home/phablet for puritine like we have for own container? Must we have it? Or I deleted it by accident?

  3. How to completely reinstall Puritine with all pre-installed apps?

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  1. The Puritine container is not directly modifiable by end-users. In this sense, it's a special container to maintain a base set of core applications on your device.
  2. If you delete puritine's home directory, it should recreate the directory structure the next time an application is launched.
  3. The puritine click is only available on the pre-built images due to its large size. You can recreate a container with all the same applications pretty easily, but to get the original container back you will either need to manually build/install the click or re-flash the device.
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