Follow the part that matches how you installed Ilopad. Each part removes the program. The last part is optional: it also removes your settings and the permissions that Ilopad added to your computer.
If you added the Ilopad repository
Use this if you installed Ilopad with pacman from the Ilopad repository.
Quit Ilopad
Click the Ilopad icon in the system tray to open its window. If Start on Login is on, turn it off first: click the menu button, click Settings and click Start on Login. Then click the menu button and click Quit. Or quit Ilopad from a terminal:
Remove Ilopad
pacman removes the program and its menu entry:
pacman also closes the ports that Ilopad opened in it. A port that was open before Ilopad stays open.Remove the repository and its key
Delete the three lines that you added to /etc/pacman.conf and the package list that pacman got from the repository, then remove the key:
If you installed a single release by hand
Use this if you installed a downloaded package.
Quit Ilopad
Click the Ilopad icon in the system tray to open its window. If Start on Login is on, turn it off first: click the menu button, click Settings and click Start on Login. Then click the menu button and click Quit. Or quit Ilopad from a terminal:
Remove it in Add/Remove Software
Open Add/Remove Software. Click the search button at the top left, type ilopad and press Enter. Click the remove button (a trash can) beside ilopad-server, then click Apply at the bottom of the window. Add/Remove Software shows ilopad-server under To remove: click Apply. Enter your password and click OK.
Or remove Ilopad from a terminal:
pacman also closes the ports that Ilopad opened in it. A port that was open before Ilopad stays open.Remove your settings and the permissions
Optional. Removing the package leaves these behind. Do these steps after you removed Ilopad with one of the parts above.
Remove the access to the input device
If Ilopad showed Permission Required and you clicked Allow, it added a device rule. Remove it. The command does no harm if the rule is not there:
If you clicked Use input group or Choose a different group, Ilopad also added the rule /etc/udev/rules.d/99-ilopad.rules and put your account in that group. Remove them too:
input group before you installed Ilopad, or if a different program needs it. If you selected a different group, use its name instead of input. If gpasswd says that you are not a member, Ilopad did not add you, and there is nothing to remove.Remove your settings
This deletes your settings, your paired devices and the server key, and also the Start on Login entry. If you install Ilopad again later, you must pair each device again:
Restart your computer
Only if you removed yourself from the input group. Linux applies the change to your groups only when you log in again.