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I use stuff like Zoom or Bluejeans maybe once a month. So I don't keep it installed. Instead, I just open a terminal and install it using Homebrew with the foll
by bartvk 5y ago
I use stuff like Zoom or Bluejeans maybe once a month. So I don't keep it installed. Instead, I just open a terminal and install it using Homebrew with the following commands:
% brew install zoom
When done, eradicate all traces with the zap option:
% brew uninstall -z zoom
It's pretty wonderful, IMHO.
- avh02 5y agoold job used zoom, didn't trust it from the get-go (didn't even know who was behind it), just that software that provides extremely granular controls to admins gives me the heebeejeebies in general, my workflow was: open zoom, join a meeting, then pkill -9 zoom when done. Didn't trust having it around.
- Tempest1981 5y agoCheck if it registers to run on reboot.
- avh02 5y agoI use i3wm, as far as i know it didn't used to unless it installs itself as a daemon
- oblio 5y agoThis is the kind of context where Docker would be useful, I don't know if it can be used for something like Zoom. Docker images, by design, don't anything while not running. So you wouldn't even have to uninstall it. Just stopping it guarantees it does nothing.