How do I uninstall Studio 3T on Ubuntu 18.04
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I installed Studio 3T on Ubuntu 18.04 using the shell script provided by the vendor. Now, I want to uninstall it and have no idea how to. It does not show up as installed applications in Ubuntu's own package manager.
What do I do?
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I installed Studio 3T on Ubuntu 18.04 using the shell script provided by the vendor. Now, I want to uninstall it and have no idea how to. It does not show up as installed applications in Ubuntu's own package manager.
What do I do?
uninstall software-uninstall
asked May 24 at 20:22
saidaspen
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Have you check with vendor if install script can act as uninstall script? Or if vendor provide uninstall script/procedure?
– Romeo Ninov
May 24 at 20:25
I could not find anything on their Web page. Will try to contact them as well.
– saidaspen
May 25 at 4:35
Have you check if its installed in/opt?
– Romeo Ninov
May 25 at 6:05
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up vote
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I installed Studio 3T on Ubuntu 18.04 using the shell script provided by the vendor. Now, I want to uninstall it and have no idea how to. It does not show up as installed applications in Ubuntu's own package manager.
What do I do?
uninstall software-uninstall
asked May 24 at 20:22
saidaspen
9028
I installed Studio 3T on Ubuntu 18.04 using the shell script provided by the vendor. Now, I want to uninstall it and have no idea how to. It does not show up as installed applications in Ubuntu's own package manager.
What do I do?
uninstall software-uninstall
uninstall software-uninstall
asked May 24 at 20:22
saidaspen
9028
asked May 24 at 20:22
saidaspen
9028
asked May 24 at 20:22
saidaspen
9028
asked May 24 at 20:22
saidaspen
9028
asked May 24 at 20:22
saidaspen
9028
9028
2
Have you check with vendor if install script can act as uninstall script? Or if vendor provide uninstall script/procedure?
– Romeo Ninov
May 24 at 20:25
I could not find anything on their Web page. Will try to contact them as well.
– saidaspen
May 25 at 4:35
Have you check if its installed in/opt?
– Romeo Ninov
May 25 at 6:05
add a comment |
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Have you check with vendor if install script can act as uninstall script? Or if vendor provide uninstall script/procedure?
– Romeo Ninov
May 24 at 20:25
I could not find anything on their Web page. Will try to contact them as well.
– saidaspen
May 25 at 4:35
Have you check if its installed in/opt?
– Romeo Ninov
May 25 at 6:05
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Have you check with vendor if install script can act as uninstall script? Or if vendor provide uninstall script/procedure?
– Romeo Ninov
May 24 at 20:25
Have you check with vendor if install script can act as uninstall script? Or if vendor provide uninstall script/procedure?
– Romeo Ninov
May 24 at 20:25
I could not find anything on their Web page. Will try to contact them as well.
– saidaspen
May 25 at 4:35
I could not find anything on their Web page. Will try to contact them as well.
– saidaspen
May 25 at 4:35
Have you check if its installed in
/opt?– Romeo Ninov
May 25 at 6:05
Have you check if its installed in
/opt?– Romeo Ninov
May 25 at 6:05
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To uninstall Studio 3T open terminal in its installation directory (/opt/studio3t) and type these commands:
sudo chmod +x uninstall
sudo ./uninstall
Uninstaller will appear in separate GUI window.
I think the more recent versions of Studio 3T will not require to uninstall previous versions manually.
answered Jul 11 at 18:50
Dimitar II
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The solution is simple.
Run the uninstall script from the folder in which the application is installed.
Typically, Studio 3T installs in the /home/studio3t folder by default. If not present at this path,
If there is a shortcut to launch "Studio 3T" on your desktop, just right-click on it and select "Properties". You should see the installation path mentioned in the dialog box.
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To uninstall Studio 3T open terminal in its installation directory (/opt/studio3t) and type these commands:
sudo chmod +x uninstall
sudo ./uninstall
Uninstaller will appear in separate GUI window.
I think the more recent versions of Studio 3T will not require to uninstall previous versions manually.
answered Jul 11 at 18:50
Dimitar II
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To uninstall Studio 3T open terminal in its installation directory (/opt/studio3t) and type these commands:
sudo chmod +x uninstall
sudo ./uninstall
Uninstaller will appear in separate GUI window.
I think the more recent versions of Studio 3T will not require to uninstall previous versions manually.
answered Jul 11 at 18:50
Dimitar II
1214
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up vote
2
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up vote
2
down vote
To uninstall Studio 3T open terminal in its installation directory (/opt/studio3t) and type these commands:
sudo chmod +x uninstall
sudo ./uninstall
Uninstaller will appear in separate GUI window.
I think the more recent versions of Studio 3T will not require to uninstall previous versions manually.
answered Jul 11 at 18:50
Dimitar II
1214
To uninstall Studio 3T open terminal in its installation directory (/opt/studio3t) and type these commands:
sudo chmod +x uninstall
sudo ./uninstall
Uninstaller will appear in separate GUI window.
I think the more recent versions of Studio 3T will not require to uninstall previous versions manually.
answered Jul 11 at 18:50
Dimitar II
1214
answered Jul 11 at 18:50
Dimitar II
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answered Jul 11 at 18:50
Dimitar II
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answered Jul 11 at 18:50
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The solution is simple.
Run the uninstall script from the folder in which the application is installed.
Typically, Studio 3T installs in the /home/studio3t folder by default. If not present at this path,
If there is a shortcut to launch "Studio 3T" on your desktop, just right-click on it and select "Properties". You should see the installation path mentioned in the dialog box.
edited Dec 5 at 9:19
Bharat Mallapur
1355
answered May 25 at 8:14
saidaspen
9028
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up vote
1
down vote
The solution is simple.
Run the uninstall script from the folder in which the application is installed.
Typically, Studio 3T installs in the /home/studio3t folder by default. If not present at this path,
If there is a shortcut to launch "Studio 3T" on your desktop, just right-click on it and select "Properties". You should see the installation path mentioned in the dialog box.
edited Dec 5 at 9:19
Bharat Mallapur
1355
answered May 25 at 8:14
saidaspen
9028
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
The solution is simple.
Run the uninstall script from the folder in which the application is installed.
Typically, Studio 3T installs in the /home/studio3t folder by default. If not present at this path,
If there is a shortcut to launch "Studio 3T" on your desktop, just right-click on it and select "Properties". You should see the installation path mentioned in the dialog box.
edited Dec 5 at 9:19
Bharat Mallapur
1355
answered May 25 at 8:14
saidaspen
9028
The solution is simple.
Run the uninstall script from the folder in which the application is installed.
Typically, Studio 3T installs in the /home/studio3t folder by default. If not present at this path,
If there is a shortcut to launch "Studio 3T" on your desktop, just right-click on it and select "Properties". You should see the installation path mentioned in the dialog box.
edited Dec 5 at 9:19
Bharat Mallapur
1355
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Have you check with vendor if install script can act as uninstall script? Or if vendor provide uninstall script/procedure?
– Romeo Ninov
May 24 at 20:25
I could not find anything on their Web page. Will try to contact them as well.
– saidaspen
May 25 at 4:35
Have you check if its installed in
/opt?– Romeo Ninov
May 25 at 6:05