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 available on Linux:
In the installation directory, such as ~/Freenet, there is subdirectory
"Uninstaller", which contains a file "uninstaller.jar".
So you could run it by the command:
java -jar ~/Freenet/Uninstaller/uninstaller.jar
The benefit over deletion is:
- The uninstaller should delete the cron job to start Freenet at boot. Keeping
the cronjob can cause trouble when re-installing, it might start twice then,
which causes it to crash.
- The uninstaller should also delete icons such as on the desktop, in the menu
for starting programs, etc.
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