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Uninstall fonts #407
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@jeusdi Not currently no, this could be an interesting feature though. Pull requests are always welcome. I am closing this for now, if there is enough desire for this we can re-open and evaluate 😄 |
I just wanted to mention that it might be useful to have this. I ran into an issue with ubuntu 20.04 when I applied a gnome shell theme, the font got all messed up after I installed Nerd Font. just my 2 cents |
sudo rm -f -r /share/fonts/NerdFonts/ Works on Kali to delete NerdFonts and restore my font cache |
This is the first time I looked into the script... Is Explanation: Well... I have created a proper PR, hold tight. |
[why] Maybe people would like to uninstall the fonts installed with the script. In fact the uninstall could already be acieved by giving the --clean option and installing no new font. Well, apart from the fact that the scripts prevents runs with no installed font. And then the user must specify the same installpath that has been used for the install, which is a bit tedious. [how] Add new command '--remove' (with no short option). Make -L / --list option a dry-run option for --remove. Uninstall both possible installpaths. Fixes: #407 Signed-off-by: Fini Jastrow <ulf.fini.jastrow@desy.de>
[why] Maybe people would like to uninstall the fonts installed with the script. In fact the uninstall could already be acieved by giving the --clean option and installing no new font. Well, apart from the fact that the scripts prevents runs with no installed font. And then the user must specify the same installpath that has been used for the install, which is a bit tedious. [how] Add new command '--remove' (with no short option). Make -L / --list option a dry-run option for --remove. Uninstall both possible installpaths. Fixes: #407 Signed-off-by: Fini Jastrow <ulf.fini.jastrow@desy.de>
thank you! |
[why] Maybe people would like to uninstall the fonts installed with the script. In fact the uninstall could already be acieved by giving the --clean option and installing no new font. Well, apart from the fact that the scripts prevents runs with no installed font. And then the user must specify the same installpath that has been used for the install, which is a bit tedious. [how] Add new command '--remove' (with no short option). Make -L / --list option a dry-run option for --remove. Uninstall both possible installpaths. Fixes: #407 Signed-off-by: Fini Jastrow <ulf.fini.jastrow@desy.de>
[why] Maybe people would like to uninstall the fonts installed with the script. In fact the uninstall could already be acieved by giving the --clean option and installing no new font. Well, apart from the fact that the scripts prevents runs with no installed font. And then the user must specify the same installpath that has been used for the install, which is a bit tedious. [how] Add new command '--remove' (with no short option). Make -L / --list option a dry-run option for --remove. Uninstall both possible installpaths. Fixes: #407 Signed-off-by: Fini Jastrow <ulf.fini.jastrow@desy.de>
Finally merged. |
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[why] Maybe people would like to uninstall the fonts installed with the script. In fact the uninstall could already be acieved by giving the --clean option and installing no new font. Well, apart from the fact that the scripts prevents runs with no installed font. And then the user must specify the same installpath that has been used for the install, which is a bit tedious. [how] Add new command '--remove' (with no short option). Make -L / --list option a dry-run option for --remove. Uninstall both possible installpaths. Fixes: ryanoasis#407 Signed-off-by: Fini Jastrow <ulf.fini.jastrow@desy.de>
Is there anyway to uninstall installed fonts using
install.sh
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