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Hi guys.
I installed hotline miami and now would like to remove it.
I tried chmod +x 'uninstall-Hotline Miami.sh' in the terminal and nothing happens...
This question / problem has been solved by timppuimage
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TheEvilAlex: Hi guys.
I installed hotline miami and now would like to remove it.
I tried chmod +x 'uninstall-Hotline Miami.sh' in the terminal and nothing happens...
The chmod command just added execute rights to that .sh script, it didn't actually run it.

Next try running e.g.

./'uninstall-Hotline Miami.sh'

to run that script that is now an executable.
Post edited March 23, 2021 by timppu
I'm an absolute beginner when it comes to Linux but I usually use 'apt remove app' or 'apt remove --purge app' to uninstall software. Specifically for games you could give Lutris a go next time, it's very user-friendly and you can connect your gog account to manage your games.

I hope this helps until someone more knowledgeable extends a helping hand.

Edit: nevermind, timppu gave a much better answer :)
Post edited March 23, 2021 by Punington
Uninstall scripts are executable already, no need to modify them. You should be able to just double click it in file manager.

Or you can just manually remove game folder from GOG Games and .desktop files from .local/share/applications. It's the same as script does. There might be also remnants like config files and save files scattered around .cache, .config or .local/share that need be deleted manually because script will not track those.
Ok, thanks guys!!