How to uninstall PHPStorm on Debian

To uninstall PHPStorm on Debian, you can refer to the following steps:

Uninstall using APT Package Manager (if installed via APT)

1. Open Terminal.
2. Enter the following command to list all PHPStorm-related packages:

    dpkg -l | grep phpstorm
   

3. Depending on the listed package name, uninstall PHPStorm using the following command:

    sudo apt-get remove --purge phpstorm
   

4. Clean up residual dependencies:

    sudo apt-get autoremove
   

5. Update the package list:

    sudo apt-get update
   

Manually uninstall (if installed via other means)

1. Stop the PHPStorm service. You can usually stop the service by typing the following command in the terminal:

    ps aux | grep phpstorm
   

   Then kill the process according to the output process ID (PID):

    kill <pid>
   </pid>

2. Delete the PHPStorm installation directory. Usually PHPStorm is installed in /opt/phpstorm or /usr/local/phpstorm, use the following command to delete it:

    sudo rm -rf /opt/phpstorm
   

   or

    sudo rm -rf /usr/local/phpstorm
   

3. Delete configuration files and license files. These files are usually located in the ~/.phpstorm or /etc/phpstorm directory and are deleted using the following command:

    rm -rf ~/.phpstorm
   

   or

    sudo rm -rf /etc/phpstorm
   

Before performing an uninstall operation, make sure to back up all important data just in case. If PHPStorm is manually installed by downloading the installation package, you also need to manually delete the files and folders that were unzipped during the installation process.

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