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    • MisterMintsM
      MisterMints
      last edited by

      I've searched and searched for this, but I can't find an answer.

      How do you completely uninstall the Bezel Project?

      Remove all bezels and media, remove the option from the config menu, just completely remove all traces of it from the system.

      Thanks

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      • quicksilverQ
        quicksilver @MisterMints
        last edited by

        @MisterMints https://github.com/thebezelproject/BezelProject/blob/master/README.md

        Here is a link to their GitHub page. On the issue tracker it looks like someone just recently asked the same question. You may want to keep an eye on it to see the answer.

        I personally have always thought a one size fits all approach to bezels like the bezel project is a little misguided and have used the better curated rpie-art script for installing bezels.

        https://github.com/meleu/rpie-art/blob/master/README.md

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        • MisterMintsM
          MisterMints @quicksilver
          last edited by

          @quicksilver Thanks

          There must be a Linux command though that uninstalls things, surely? To install BezelProject in the first place you need to enter:

          cd /home/pi/RetroPie/retropiemenu/
          
          wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thebezelproject/BezelProject/master/bezelproject.sh
          
          chmod +x "bezelproject.sh"
          

          There must be an opposite command to wget or chmod to remove something, right?

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          • quicksilverQ
            quicksilver @MisterMints
            last edited by

            @MisterMints those commands just download the script and grant the script certain permissions.

            If you examine the contents of that bezel project script you should be able to figure out where it's installing the bezels. If you delete the folder where the bezels are stored it should take care of your issue I would think. Someone who knows more about such things may be able to recommend a cleaner way of doing it.

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            • MisterMintsM
              MisterMints @quicksilver
              last edited by

              @quicksilver my prayers have been answered. They added an uninstall function today!

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