On Fri, 6 Sep 2019 20:07:55 +0530 das das@randomink.org wrote:
I installed a Password Manager and was using it for some days.
Now, can it be deinstalled? I have even forgot the name. I have set Password for the account and all. But, every time I go to login, it pushes up a window with two buttons 'OK' and 'Cancel'. I have to cancel it every time.
I know nothing about the Manager, except only this that I got the name from the Net and installed it on Fedora 30.
Can I be saved?
Yes!
Though it might take some detective work.
Was it a package? If so, depending on how you installed the package, there will be a log of the package name. If you installed it with dnf, that will be under var/log in the dnf.* files. Then it is just dnf remove <package name>
Was it an archive you had to build? Those usually install to /usr/local, so you should check /usr/local/bin to see if it is there. The unpacked tar file will usually be under the name of the program. You will have to manually look for and remove all the pieces installed (this is why there are package managers).
No luck? What happens if you right click in the title bar of the app when it pops up? Is there an "about" option? The name should be there. Then you just have to find it on your system, probably under /usr/bin.
If it was an rpm, you can then find the package name by rpm -qf /usr/bin/<executable name>
If those don't work, post back.