From: kcharlie@nowhere.net   
      
   On 1/5/20 9:16 PM, Paul wrote:   
   >   
   >    
   > Now try   
   >    
   >     cd /opt/PPB   
   >     sudo ./uninstall   
   >    
   > With some luck, they'll present the trash can icon.   
   >    
   > I think that icon is supposed to be in some GUI, and   
   > eventually causes the uninstallation.   
      
   Excellent, it brought up the uninstall GUI and I used it!  Thank you!   
      
      
   > Do this before the run:   
   >    
   >     du /opt/PPB   
   >    
   > and repeat after the run and see "how   
   > close to empty it is". I don't know if you   
   > can delete a running shell script file or not :-/   
   >    
   > But that should come close to removing it.   
      
   Before the uninstall, it was a quite large list.  Afterwards, "du:    
   cannot access '/opt/PPB': No such file or directory".  I'd say it got it!   
      
      
   > Do you have a backup ?   
      
   Yes, I use a Linux backup utility that I run from a USB drive and save    
   to an external hard drive.  Unfortunately, I can't remember what the    
   utility is called from memory.   
      
   By the way, I found a much smaller "personal" cyber utility;   
      
   https://www.cyberpowersystems.com/products/software/power-panel-personal/   
      
   Using the deb file, I install and uninstall from the software center.  I   
   tried it and it does like the Win version does, allowing testing of    
   battery, etc.  it's all from command line, but I'm going to keep it    
   installed.   
      
   Thanks again for your help.   
      
   KC   
      
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