Feature suggestion: Complete uninstallation

[jebeld17]

Please add a 'Completely Uninstall' option to the CPU Power Manager applet that completely reverses any changes the applet may have done to the user's computer including remove and reverse the scripts installed by the applet to work properly.

This gives users peace of mind that in case the applet does not work for their needs, they can still reverse any changes, more than likely, that may have incurred.

[GXGOW]

According to #48, you only have to remove one file. It would be helpful to put that in the README though.

[martin31821]

I'll put it in the readme.

[jebeld17]

What about to undo the changes?

[jlemonde]

Even if I removed this one file (or executing ./install.sh uninstall), I am not sure if the last state of the extension is not kept forever.

What is the default behaviour of the CPU, for sure?
min:0%, max:100%, boost enabled?

[kiview]

I assume it would be reset after restart, not sure though?

[micklynch]

Can anyone confirm how do, and what happens if, I uninstall?

[martin31821]

pstate is resetted after every boot to full frequency range and enabled turbo boost.

[berkiyo]

Can anyone confirm how do, and what happens if, I uninstall?

@micklynch Simply uninstall the extension from extensions.gnome.org and reboot. I can confirm that upon rebooting, my CPU governor was set back to normal.

[fin-ger]

This is being worked on in #107