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@ThomasWard package-management covers software installation/uninstallation/reinstallation using package managers. Unless the user can't identity a package manager or is doing everything from source, that fits.
1) That question is about "OS-Uninstaller" not about os uninstallation. 2) OS-Unistaller is a glorified table partition editor, which unlike others, don't allow you to modify, create or format partitions. Just delete them. 3) In concept, there's no OS uninstaller, because such thing makes no sense. You just remove all partitions/format the disk and optionally install a OS afresh.
I'm asking how do you accomplish said task, not how should it be called. Because, and I'm sure you know, no sane OS allows you to remove itself from within, because it would leave the system unusable.
For this question and most questions, it doesn't matter. A good answer takes into account all potential versions and answer all of them at the same time. In this case, it should be there but it isn't. So either Ubuntu decided not to show it, or it can be toggled somehow.
@JacobVlijm on average, 37.2 percent of all non-registered users votes are downvotes vs merely 10.8 percent of registered ones, despite having almost the same amount of votes. I would argue that we need more downvotes.
@Dan if we have other opinion based questions, we should be closing them as opinion based, not as duplicates. Closing as duplicate opinion based questions doesn't serve any meaningful purpose but making harder to remove the opinion based target.
Is not a problem with the edit itself, is that people literally don't read it. It could be perfect for the people that reads it, but those are already aware that there's information to be found there and would not misuse the tag. Editing the tag excerpt is not the solution.
