# Remove rclone
sudo apt remove rclone

# Remove with config files
sudo apt purge rclone

# Clean up unused dependencies
sudo apt autoremove

# If installed from PPA, remove the repo too
sudo add-apt-repository --remove ppa:rclone/rclone
sudo apt update

# Remove rclone
sudo dnf remove rclone
# or
sudo yum remove rclone

# Remove rclone
sudo pacman -R rclone

# Remove with dependencies
sudo pacman -Rs rclone

# If installed from AUR
yay -R rclone-git
# or
paru -R rclone-git

# Remove rclone
sudo zypper remove rclone

# Remove snap package
sudo snap remove rclone

# Check if removed
snap list | grep rclone

# Stop and remove container
docker stop rclone-container
docker rm rclone-container

# Remove image
docker rmi rclone/rclone

# The install script places rclone in /usr/bin
sudo rm /usr/bin/rclone

# Remove man page
sudo rm /usr/local/man/man1/rclone.1

# Find where rclone is installed
which rclone

# Remove it (adjust path as needed)
sudo rm /usr/local/bin/rclone
# or
sudo rm $(which rclone)

# Backup before removal
tar czf ~/rclone-backup-$(date +%Y%m%d).tar.gz ~/.config/rclone/

# Just backup the config file
cp ~/.config/rclone/rclone.conf ~/rclone.conf.backup

# Encrypt backup for security
gpg -c ~/rclone.conf.backup

# Remove config directory
rm -rf ~/.config/rclone/

# Remove just the config file
rm ~/.config/rclone/rclone.conf

# Use sudo for system files
sudo rm /usr/bin/rclone

# Check file permissions
ls -la $(which rclone)

# Force unmount
fusermount -uz /path/to/mount

# Find and kill process using mount
fuser -k /path/to/mount

# Last resort
sudo umount -l /path/to/mount

# Force stop
sudo systemctl kill rclone-mount.service

# Check status
systemctl status rclone-mount.service