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Uninstalling OBS leaves behind virtual camera #175497
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Sounds like #170602 |
That issue left out this specific request; I'd like to make an issue to find a way to ask the system to remove those system extensions, possibly by doing something similar to what Finder does, to uninstall it. |
So it doesn't seem like that's possible without changes in macOS |
@ShadowJonathan can I confirm that you are referring to the system extension If you are, can you please provide the output of the command |
@miccal i have already uninstalled it, but i can describe the output i had after doing |
Thanks @ShadowJonathan. Did you remove it by running |
No, I did not and do not want to disable SIP. This is why the only uninstall path being via Finder was very odd and unintuitive to me. |
I am not sure what we can do here on the My (limited) knowledge of system extensions comes from dealing with them via three apps: Little Snitch, OBS and Microsoft Defender. Now, both Little Snitch and Microsoft Defender implement a proper However, OBS does not implement a proper Here is the problem: for reasons I do not understand (yet), removing the So, until this issue is resolved by Apple:
I do not think we can do anything via (Note that |
Are Little Snitch and Microsoft Defender installable and (completely) uninstallable via brew? System extensions and all? Would it be useful for me to file a bug report with OBS Studio, and then link back to here? (To keep this issue open until that is resolved, so that there is a proper chain of dependencies.) I think that this is a reasonable request for them, I have never even heard of that possibility (to uninstall via (Though I'm unsure what extra things need to be added to it after they implement Does this sound reasonable? |
Microsoft Defender: yes. Little Snitch: unsure, as I have never uninstalled it (but
There is already an open issue about this over at the OBS GitHub page: obsproject/obs-studio#9714. |
Thanks! I've mentioned this option there, there's a large chance they haven't heard of it :) |
Verification
--force
.brew update-reset && brew update
and retried my command.brew doctor
, fixed as many issues as possible and retried my command.Description of issue
When uninstalling the
obs
cask, it leaves behind the "virtual camera" extension.I've found a comment here which references this, but when uninstalling OBS via finder ("move to bin"), it correctly uninstalls the system extension.
Is it possible for homebrew to perform a similar function, or otherwise point the user to this fact?
Command that failed
brew uninstall --cask obs
Output of command with
--verbose --debug
Output of
brew doctor
andbrew config
Output of
brew tap
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