alt Hacker Newsand in many cases, Windows uninstallers don't do the equivalent either and leave stuff dangling about because there's no standard.
and in many cases, Windows uninstallers don't do the equivalent either and leave stuff dangling about because there's no standard.
Lack of standard dirs doesn't really matter in this case because the same dev writes the installer and uninstaller. But I do get annoyed that Windows programs put stuff in random places when I want to look into them, like it's program files, program files (x86), documents, roaming... where tf is %appdata% even