Uninstall mylyn eclipse galileo

This page was last modified , 27 June by Robert Elves. Based on work by Ducky Sherwood. Back to the top. Jump to: navigation , search. Page Discussion View source History Mylyn Uninstallation Guide If you are having enough trouble that you feel you need to uninstall Mylar, do so carefully, using the Eclipse uninstall features.

But in Luna the menu has changed. It has "Check for updates" which doesn't have the Manage Configuration option, and "Installation Details. How does one remove Mylyn from Luna? I would like to avoid uninstalling manually if possible.

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Rajat Rajat I don't think it makes Eclipse too heavy.. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Recent versions of Eclipse might not allow uninstalling mylyn: see bug : I am sorry to hear that you wish to uninstall Mylyn. Community Bot 1 1 1 silver badge. VonC VonC 1. This doesn't seem to be possible in Indigo. Looks like you're stuck with Mylin, whether you need it or not. Carpenter true If it is causing you performance problems please file a bug, as: The Mylyn team considers any speed or memory performance overhead from Mylyn to be a critical bug.

David Shepherd David Shepherd 2 2 bronze badges. Regarding Mylin not affecting with an A performance unless a Mylin view is open, it still kicks in in my case I've never used it and close any of its task lists whenever I set up a new workspace as it seems to hook into the code completion for some reason.

Every now and again when my work machine is busy, code completion will show a mylin error message. I can only speak for Eclipse Luna 4. I wonder what it actually does, then. Dawid Drozd Dawid Drozd Some notes: The script uses the same method as Dawid Drozd's answer - simply moving away unwanted stuff into folders which are unknown to Eclipse.

That way, everything can be restored easily. Only difference is that I chose to use a. Problem is that the names of some Eclipse directories are ridiculously long - e. Default substitution drive letter is S:. If that one is used on your system, the script will tell you and bail out. Be careful how you specify the target. For example, if you want to remove "Target Management", specifying tm as target will also remove some HTML-related part of the "Web Standard Tools", because tm will obviously also match html - so use.

Conversely, if removing "Remote Systems Explorer", don't use.