Is there any guidance on completely removing bottle-imp, after running imp -i?

[lorengordon]

I installed bottle-imp and ran imp -i, but am still having problems getting firefox to run, and I would like to remove bottle-imp. Is there any guidance on ensuring it is completely removed?

[cerebrate]

imp -i doesn't make any persistent changes to your system; you just run it at the start of each session to initialize a few things that can't be completely automated.

bottle-imp should be completely removed just by using the normal remove command of whatever package manager your system uses that you used to install it - i.e., sudo apt uninstall bottle-imp on Debian or Ubuntu, or as appropriate for other systems - and rming /etc/imp.ini if you created one. After that, close your WSL session, do a wsl --shutdown to make sure it got closed all the way down, and you should be good to go when you next start one.

[lorengordon]

Ahh, got it, thanks! That wasn't clear to me from the README. But that certainly makes it easy enough. Cheers!