Uninstall PlayOnLinux

**czgirb** · November 21st, 2012

Firstly, in order to install iTunes, I installed WINE in my Ubuntu 12.04.
Since it often makes my system FREEZE, so I give Play-On Linux (POL) a try.
But the result is the same. So, now I wish to uninstall it.

And the question is:
If I do not want for having iTunes and POL in my system, is it means that if I installed POL, it also means that iTunes will be unistalled also. Or I should uninstall them one-by-one?
Please guide me.

Ubuntu 12.04
The iTunes is 7.0.x version

**ibjsb4** · November 21st, 2012

Simple way for POL would be to uninstall with the software center.

I have never installed itunes, but you could always do a manual removal. In terminal:

gksudo nautilus

And go to your filesystem and do a search for itunes and remove all files.

**zombifier25** · November 22nd, 2012

Originally Posted by ibjsb4

Simple way for POL would be to uninstall with the software center.

I have never installed itunes, but you could always do a manual removal. In terminal:

gksudo nautilus

And go to your filesystem and do a search for itunes and remove all files.

Please don't use a shotgun to kill a fly

Simply open your home folder, press Ctrl+H to show all hidden files, locate the .PlayOnLinux folder and delete it. That'll get rid of all traces of PlayOnLinux on your computer.

**ibjsb4** · November 22nd, 2012

Originally Posted by zombifier25

Please don't use a shotgun to kill a fly

Simply open your home folder, press Ctrl+H to show all hidden files, locate the .PlayOnLinux folder and delete it. That'll get rid of all traces of PlayOnLinux on your computer.

Over kill? hardly ..

If you don't know what files your dealing with, it an excellent way to find out.

Pea shooters don't aways get the job done