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The OS shoulders some of this blame. Apps like Adobe’s should not be able to exist using ransomware patterns. If I want the app to uninstall, nuke it Windows.
by aejnsn 6y ago
The OS shoulders some of this blame. Apps like Adobe’s should not be able to exist using ransomware patterns. If I want the app to uninstall, nuke it Windows.
- danpalmer 6y agoIt's lost some of what it used to be, but I do still like Apple's UX of apps being one "thing" that you can drag to your trash. Obviously there's preferences and caches and stuff, but generally even if there are background processes etc those are still in that app package and reclaiming most resources is still this simple. The Windows uninstall process seems archaic whenever I go back to it.
- egypturnash 6y agoNot for Adobe, there’s a good half dozen processes related to licensing the stuff that are running on my machine at all times, installed by an Installer package that required admin access.