On Monday, February 22, 2016 01:32:52 PM Steve Dougherty wrote:
> Keeping the default installation location would avoid that problem. To
> start Freenet run ./run.sh start from its installation directory. You can
> uninstall Freenet by deleting it.
There actually is an uninstaller software
Keeping the default installation location would avoid that problem. To
start Freenet run ./run.sh start from its installation directory. You can
uninstall Freenet by deleting it.
On Wed, Jan 20, 2016, 8:25 AM wrote:
> Decided to give freenet a try, trid to install
Decided to give freenet a try, trid to install it to my desktop but
didnt like all the files so i tried to create a file for freenet and
drag them there. Now im unable to uninstall freenet, or even access it
at all. im doing this on a linux machine, is there a command i can type
into a