$ apt-get uninstall freenet
This seemed to get rid of a bunch of files, but for some reason freenet still starts up on boot and I have to kill its java process every time I turn on the computer. I searched on the archives of this list, but all that was mentioned was using an uninstall program on the windows distribution, which I don't think is something we linux people get. Can somebody more linux-savvy tell me how I can get rid of freenet?
Thanks, -- Matt
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