What's the best way to uninstall gnome-do, given that I've tried uninstalling via the Software Center, and that failed. I started having problems after installing it (it seemed to cause a lock-down, preventing me from switching to any other program), and adding it to the startup menu. I couldn't even kill it using a process ID in Terminal.
I searched the forums and noted that someone recommended using the S Center, not uninstalling via Terminal. But ... I'm thinking that's my only remaining option ... right?
There are several recommendations in the forum, for removing programs (none specific to gnome-do). Given how new I am to the command line, I'd like to ask which of the following would be best:
sudo apt-get remove gnome-do
sudo apt-get purge gnome-do
sudo service gdm stop
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