Kris Krause .NET Meister

"If it is fast and ugly, they will use it and curse you; if it is slow, they will not use it."
- David Cheriton, The Art of Computer Systems Performance Analysis

Tuesday, July 24, 2007

Uninstall Mono on Mac OS X

To uninstall Mono on OS X utilize the uninstallMono.sh script. Where is it? How do you get it?

Utilize Finder to browse to /Library/Receipts. View the package contents of Contents/Resources/MonoFramework.pkg.

Drag a copy of uninstallMono.sh to the desktop. Open a Terminal window. Then cd desktop and run: sudo ./uninstallMono.sh and enter your password.

Mono on Mac OS X is then uninstalled (bin, Frameworks, etc.)

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posted by Kristofer Krause at 1:36:00 PM

8 Comments:

  • Thx, it worked. :)

    By Anonymous Daniel, at 6:22 AM  

  • Thank! It works.

    By Anonymous Pablex, at 8:01 PM  

  • it didn't worked for me. which pass do you mean?

    tnx in advance

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 4:22 AM  

  • that was a really good tip!
    and I like your blog theme...

    By Blogger Matzen, at 2:25 AM  

  • Very useful! Thanks a Lot!

    By Blogger kemiisto, at 6:47 PM  

  • A hint for newbies: use the general library folder, NOT the one under users -> Username. Works fine, thax!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 3:26 PM  

  • Thanks
    It worked fine!

    By Blogger Dhawny, at 3:48 PM  

  • THANK YOU!

    I was just looking for something to use instead of Silverlight, which is choppy as fuck (massive horizontal tearing). Pretty sad considering my hardware (2.5ghz core 2 duo). Silverlight is just shit.

    Anyway, I don't know what mono is for, but it looks like it's a geek thing. I just want to watch Wimbledon smoothly.

    Anyway, thanks for helping me uninstall this! If this is the way linux people use their computers, god help them.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 6:02 AM  

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