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And what about for users that either can’t find this uninstall script or wouldn’t know how to read it or what the contents mean? While I think you do have a po
by bobbob1921 6mo ago
And what about for users that either can’t find this uninstall script or wouldn’t know how to read it or what the contents mean? While I think you do have a point, we also can’t assume that the uninstall script really would’ve removed all traces.
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- rabf 6mo agoThose users have never heard of the word `uninstall` nor have any comprehension of what it would do. They will after a time, just buy a new computer because the old one is full up.
- rmunn 6mo agoThe fact that it reported "hundreds" (if the author is right about that, he might be misremembering) of permissions-related errors tells me that it was trying to clean up hundreds of files. Sure, not knowing what's in the script, I can't say for certain that it wouldn't have missed something... but it sounds like it was trying to be thorough. And it was written by the people in position to know what needed to be cleaned up, so I actually have no reason to assume that it wouldn't have removed all traces.