Uninstall MoveIt Pro
Uninstall whichever component this computer has. Removing one leaves the other in place.
- Runtime Uninstall: on the computer that controls the robot.
- Desktop App Uninstall: on the computer you work from.
Runtime Uninstall
To uninstall the MoveIt Pro Runtime, but keep your configuration files:
- Ubuntu
- Debian
- Fedora
- PopOS
- macOS
- Windows
sudo apt -y remove moveit-pro
sudo apt -y remove moveit-pro
sudo dnf -y remove moveit-pro
sudo apt -y remove moveit-pro
On macOS the Runtime runs inside an Ubuntu virtual machine, so run the Ubuntu command from inside that VM:
sudo apt -y remove moveit-pro
On Windows the Runtime runs inside WSL, so run the Ubuntu command from inside your WSL Ubuntu shell:
sudo apt -y remove moveit-pro
Full Runtime Uninstall
This will delete your ~/moveit_pro folder, so if your custom workspace is located within the folder back it up to another location before proceeding!
To completely remove the MoveIt Pro Runtime, including all user created configurations, possible older versions, and Docker images, first remove the package.
- Ubuntu
- Debian
- Fedora
- PopOS
- macOS
- Windows
sudo apt purge -y moveit-pro
sudo apt purge -y moveit-pro
sudo dnf -y remove moveit-pro
sudo apt purge -y moveit-pro
sudo apt purge -y moveit-pro
sudo apt purge -y moveit-pro
Then delete the workspace and configuration, running the following in your home directory:
cd ~
rm -rf moveit_pro/
rm -rf .config/moveit_pro/
Removing the package already stops the containers and deletes the Docker images for the version that was installed. Images left behind by earlier MoveIt Pro versions are not touched, so remove those as well:
docker images --format '{{.Repository}}:{{.Tag}}' \
--filter=reference='moveit-pro*' \
--filter=reference='picknikciuser/moveit-pro*' \
--filter=reference='moveit-studio*' \
--filter=reference='picknikciuser/moveit-studio*' |
sort -u | xargs -r docker rmi -f
This removes only the tags that match those patterns; any other tag on the same image, or on an unrelated image, is left untouched. The moveit-studio patterns match images published under the product's former name, which older releases pulled.
Desktop App Uninstall
To uninstall the MoveIt Pro Desktop App, but keep your saved Runtime connections, remove the app package.
- Ubuntu
- Debian
- Fedora
- PopOS
- macOS
- Windows
sudo apt -y remove moveit-pro-desktop
The Debian desktop app installer is coming soon, so there is no Debian app to uninstall yet.
sudo dnf -y remove moveit-pro-desktop
sudo apt -y remove moveit-pro-desktop
The macOS desktop app installer is coming soon, so there is no macOS app to uninstall yet. The MoveIt Pro Runtime runs in an Ubuntu virtual machine on macOS, so remove it with the Ubuntu Runtime steps above, run inside that VM.
The Windows desktop app installer is coming soon, so there is no Windows app to uninstall yet. The MoveIt Pro Runtime runs in WSL on Windows, so remove it with the Ubuntu Runtime steps above, run inside your WSL Ubuntu shell.
On every supported Linux distribution, this removes the application in /usr/lib/moveit-pro-desktop, the moveit_pro_desktop launcher in /usr/bin, and the application launcher entry.
Full Desktop App Uninstall
The app's own settings are not part of the package, so removing the package leaves them on disk.
This will delete your saved Runtime connections and the frontend keys stored with them, which you will have to enter again if you reinstall the app.
After removing the package, also delete the settings directory:
- Ubuntu
- Debian
- Fedora
- PopOS
- macOS
- Windows
rm -rf ~/".config/MoveIt Pro Desktop"
The Debian desktop app installer is coming soon. No Debian app has been installed yet, so it has left no settings behind.
rm -rf ~/".config/MoveIt Pro Desktop"
rm -rf ~/".config/MoveIt Pro Desktop"
The macOS desktop app installer is coming soon. No macOS app has been installed yet, so it has left no settings behind.
The Windows desktop app installer is coming soon. No Windows app has been installed yet, so it has left no settings behind.
The settings directory is the same on every supported Linux distribution.