wine users - Jan 2010 - The FAQ does not cover unisntalling just one program?

Because regular uninstallers do not completely remove programs and leave files
in /.wine and links in gnome panel, dekstop etc the FAQ gives the following
instructions on removing all programs:

Wine has its own built-in uninstaller - the equivalent of Windows'
"Add/Remove Programs" function for running standardized uninstallers.
In recent versions, a shortcut has been added to Wine's menu, along with a
shortcut to winecfg.

> Note that Wine does not fully implement everything required to cleanly
uninstall all applications. Some uninstallers might not function at all. To
remove all programs installed under Wine, remove the ~/.wine directory:
> 
> rm -rf $HOME/.wine
> 
> Also the uninstaller does not remove menu and desktop entries. To remove
all Wine-created menu entries run the following commands
> 
> rm -f $HOME/.config/menus/applications-merged/wine*
> rm -rf $HOME/.local/share/applications/wine
> rm -f $HOME/.local/share/desktop-directories/wine*
> rm -f $HOME/.local/share/icons/????_*.xpm

What if one wants to remove just a single program and keep the rest intact?[/i]

laeg wrote:
> 
> What if one wants to remove just a single program and keep the rest intact?

Run the uninstaller for the program, then manually remove the menu and desktop
entries for the program in question.

dimesio wrote:
> 
> Run the uninstaller for the program, then manually remove the menu and
desktop entries for the program in question.

Is that all the 4 commands in the FAQ do? What about registry settings etc?

On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 6:29 PM, laeg <wineforum-user at winehq.org>
wrote:
>
> dimesio wrote:
>>
>> Run the uninstaller for the program, then manually remove the menu and
desktop entries for the program in question.
>
>
> Is that all the 4 commands in the FAQ do?
The 4 commands delete all wine menu items regardless if they are
installed in some prefix or not. That is all.
> What about registry settings etc?
>
That is what the uninstaller is supposed to do.

John

John Drescher wrote:
> That is what the uninstaller is supposed to do.

Supposed to and does?

If not how can I remedy this?

>> That is what the uninstaller is supposed to do.
>
>
> Supposed to and does?
>
> If not how can I remedy this?
>
Delete whatever is leftover yourself manually or ignore it.

John

John Drescher wrote:
> Delete whatever is leftover yourself manually or ignore it.

Yes manually, that's what I am asking how to do.

> dimesio wrote:
>>
>> Or just use separate wineprefixes for each app and delete the whole
thing when you want something gone.
>
>
> Can you elaborate please?
>
http://wiki.jswindle.com/index.php/WINEPREFIX

John