Open Source Python Uninstallers

Rescatux is a GNU/Linux repair cd (and eventually also Windows) but it is not like other rescue disks. Rescatux comes with Rescapp. Rescapp is a nice wizard that will guide you through your rescue and repair tasks. When the wizard is not able to solve your problem you can also enjoy of Rescatux unique support features: * Chat: Open the chat for asking help directly in Rescatux channel. * Share log: After running an option you can share its log (the action registry that it has done) so that in the chat they can help you better. O better, even, you can help debug and fix Rescatux bugs on the fly. * Share log on forum: Prepares a forum post alike text so that you can just copy and paste it in your favourite forum. Logs are nicely inserted into it with [CODE] symbols. * Boot Info Script: Run Boot Info Script option to share your computer configuration (specially boot one).

See https://sourceforge.net/p/os-uninstaller/wiki

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. Built-in antivirus scanning for extra security. Open source (GPL v3), lightweight, with no telemetry and no ads. SwiftInstall simplifies Linux package management for users of all levels, offering a user-friendly graphical alternative to traditional installer tools.

KUninstaller is an uninstaller for Linux/Debian systems.

Remove MS Edge is a Windows-focused project that packages methods to uninstall Microsoft Edge using either an executable approach or batch scripts, depending on how automated or hands-on you want the process to be. It targets users who prefer not to keep Edge installed and want a repeatable removal path rather than manual digging through system folders and app packages. The repository highlights practical compatibility considerations, including that certain apps and features may rely on WebView components, which can affect software that embeds web-based UI. It also acknowledges real-world maintenance risks, such as Windows update behavior that can break or loop if the system expects Edge to exist, so it’s best understood as a power-user tool with tradeoffs. The project offers multiple removal “flavors,” including options that remove only Edge, remove Edge plus WebView, or focus on specific Edge variants, so users can pick a level of aggressiveness.