I installed NordVPN on my EndeavorOS by using a command that fetched the installation script from the web. Now I'm stuck trying to figure out how to remove it. Why does uninstalling applications have to be so complicated?
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If you take a look at the install.sh file using a text editor, you can find the specific commands for your system. Usually, for EndeavorOS, you would use yum to uninstall it. First, list the installed packages with `sudo yum list installed nordvpn*`, then remove it with `sudo yum remove nordvpnXXXXXXXX`, replacing the X's with the actual package name.
Try looking for it in your package manager. The installation script usually just adds a repo, and then it should be manageable through your distro's package manager.
Have you checked their official uninstall steps? They have detailed instructions on their support page that should assist you in removing it. Just follow the link for guidance!
I tried those steps, but unfortunately, the commands didn't work for me.
EndeavorOS doesn't have a package manager, though – everything seems to be done through the terminal.