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How to completely remove podman from mac? #11319
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@ashley-cui @baude PTAL |
Yep. |
Seems like
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Seems like these were better steps:
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brew unsinstall podman should default to those commands in its setup script. |
What if one has installed Podman through Podman Desktop and not through brew? |
Was anybody uninstall it when installed this way? |
which podman
sudo rm -rf /opt/podman |
I had to remove it after Podman Desktop installed it, and I did this:
podman machine rm Then, basically run the PKG's sudo /opt/podman/bin/podman-mac-helper uninstall
sudo rm /etc/paths.d/podman-pkg
sudo rm -rfv /opt/podman |
that is not enough, podman broke my access to docker desktop, I had to
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This is what helped me the most! I was in the same boat where I used Podman Desktop, but have since moved on from it. Here's what I did: podman machine stop
podman machine rm
sudo podman-mac-helper uninstall
sudo rm /etc/paths.d/podman-pkg
sudo rm -frv /opt/podman Then, I removed Podman Desktop with my AppCleaner app. |
Additional step in macOS: |
I think there's a step missing for
I just ran:
Not sure how to correct this. UPDATE: I fixed this by opening Docker Desktop. It showed a message saying "another application changed your Docker settings", and gave me the option to "reapply configurations". That fixed |
I had to do the following:
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I installed podman using homebrew on mac. How do I completely remove it? Simply
brew uninstall podman
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