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Bulk Crap Uninstaller
Remove large amounts of unwanted applications quickly.
Bulk Crap Uninstaller (in short BCUninstaller or BCU) is a free (as in speech and beer) bulk program uninstaller with advanced automation. It excels at removing large amounts of applications with minimal to no user input, while requiring next to no technical knowledge. It can detect most applications and games (even portable or not registered), clean up leftovers, force uninstall, automatically uninstall according to premade lists, and much more. Bulk Crap Uninstaller is licensed under... -
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AppInstall (formerly Swiftinstall)
Installer, uninstaller, cleaner, antivirus all in one app for Linux
SwiftInstall is a visual installer and package manager for Linux that makes installing, uninstalling, and managing software effortless — no command-line skills required. ✨ Key features: One-click installation of .deb and .appimage packages. Graphical uninstallation for software not listed in app stores. Support for AppImage apps as native applications. Automatic cleanup of unnecessary files to keep your system tidy. Dependency fixing without terminal commands. ... -
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DirectX Remover
DirectX 1.x - 8.x uninstaller/cleaner
Lets you uninstall DirectX 1.x - 8.x including bogus or beta installations from your computer and than re-install a current or an earlier versions. Use with caution!
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