uninstall
uninstall - Unified Package Uninstaller
The uninstall module provides a single interface to query and remove installed software across multiple package managers including Homebrew, Scoop, APT, DNF, and more.
When to Activate
- When the user wants to uninstall a program without remembering which manager installed it.
- When performing a system cleanup of installed packages.
- When uninstalling x-cmd itself.
Core Principles & Rules
- Interactive Cleanup: Launches an interactive list of all installed packages if no arguments are given.
- Multimanager Support: Automatically detects and delegates removal to the appropriate backend (e.g., brew, scoop).
Patterns & Examples
Interactive Uninstall
# Browse all installed software and select items to remove
x uninstall
Targeted Removal
# Explicitly uninstall 'bat' from Homebrew
x uninstall brew bat
Self-Removal
# Remove x-cmd from the system
x uninstall self
Checklist
- Confirm the name of the software to be removed.
- Verify if a specific package manager should be targeted.
- Remind the user that uninstallation is typically irreversible.
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