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Removing Paratext data directories after uninstalling it on Linux

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I’ve installed Paratext 9.1 on Ubuntu using the repositories. I know I can easily uninstall Paratext by running:

sudo apt remove paratext-9.0

However, this does not delete any user files that Paratext has created. How do I unistall those?

I see these files in my home directory. Is this the complete list?

  • Paratext8Projects/
  • .config/paratext/
  • .local/share/Paratext90/
  • .local/share/ParatextHelp/
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