Run: ~/.local/share/kite/uninstall
- Uninstall all editor plugins - uninstall the editor plugins Kite has installed, instructions here: https://help.kite.com/article/62-managing-editor-plugins
- Quit Kite - You can do so from the menu bar icon. If you don't have the menu bar icon shown, you can manually close all the Kite processes.
- Stop other Kite services
- On macOS, run the terminal command
launchctl remove com.kite.KiteHelper
to stop the Kite Helper service.
- On macOS, run the terminal command
- Uninstall Kite
- On macOS, drag
Kite.app
from your Applications folder to the trash. - On Windows, you can uninstall Kite using the Add or Remove Programs tool.
- On Linux, run the uninstaller located at
~/.local/share/kite/uninstall
- On macOS, drag
- Remove Kite data - Finally, you can remove the local Kite data stored on your system.
- On macOS and Linux, run the terminal command
rm -rf ~/.kite
- On Windows, remove the directory
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Kite
- On macOS and Linux, run the terminal command
Kite removed uninstall instructions from their site. Spyder devs referred me to your link for uninstall help. I ended up finding the plugin persisting in my ~/.vim
Here, I referenced the commands posted on kite's website in 2022:
spyder-ide/spyder#20594 (comment)
Here is internet archive for the uninstall page in Oct 2022, let me know if I should remove this :
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How to uninstall Kite
To completely remove Kite from your system, here are OS specific commands to:
Mac
Using your preferred Terminal:
Windows
Using PowerShell:
Linux
Using your preferred Terminal:
GUI
Alternatively, you can also perform the following steps to uninstall Kite:
First, you will need to
Kite has installed.
Next, you will need to quit Kite. You can do so from the [menu bar icon]
If you don't have the menu bar icon shown, you can manually close all the [Kite processes]
Run uninstaller
On macOS, drag Kite.app from your Applications folder to the trash.
On Windows, you can uninstall Kite using the Add or Remove Programs tool.
On Linux, run the uninstaller located at
Remove Kite data
Finally, you can remove the local Kite data and preferences stored on your system.
On macOS and Linux, run the terminal command
On Windows, remove the directory
Last updated on March 16, 2021
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