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I can't uninstall jdownloader. Should I delete the entire folder or do something else. Please help.

RYUGA677
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    It was probably installed using sudo (elevated privileges) and thus you likely need to use elevated privileges to remove it as well. (I'd check by ls -la (stat or other) to see permissions are as I assume, but I can't see it from your picture - which should be text) – guiverc May 13 '19 at 07:02

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Probably it got installed with elevated privileges. Best way to get rid of it will be to uninstall with elevated privileges. Try to run uninstaller with elevated permission.

While executing the command make sure you're in the right folder. Navigate to /opt/jd2 then executive the command.

sudo ./Uninstall\ JDownloader

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Prashant Bharadwaj
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I have figured it out !

In terminal type sudo nautilus. Type your password and new root file manager will open. Then you can delete any file. I deleted whole jd2 folder.

RYUGA677
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