> Maybe while they're at it they can add a real package manager too. Contrary to those who suggested Brew, I stand by your request: de-installing anything that

> Maybe while they're at it they can add a real package manager too. Contrary to those who suggested Brew, I stand by your request: de-installing anything that went in as a .pkg is a .pita and Apple doesn't provide, as best I can tell, any mechanism short of the author providing its own "Uninstall.app" to remove software. I've gotten very close by scripting some of the `pkgutil` output, but it's nowhere near `apt-get remove` and friends.