🟢 1. Installing Xtreme Download Manager (XDM)
1. Download XDM
First, go to the XDM official website or use the command below to download the latest XDM installation package. You can also download it via wget (make sure to replace the version number with the latest one):
wget https://github.com/subhra74/xdm/releases/download/7.2.11/xdm-setup-7.2.11.tar.xz
2. Extract the Installation Package
Extract the downloaded file:
tar -xvf xdm-setup-*.tar.xz
3. Run the Installation Script
Navigate to the extracted folder and run the installation script:
cd xdm-setup # If you are not in the directory alreadyAfter installation, XDM will be installed under the
sudo bash install.sh
/opt/xdman/ directory and a desktop shortcut will be created.4. Launch XDM
Once installed, you can find Xtreme Download Manager (XDM) in the Applications menu. You can also launch it via terminal:
xdman
5. (Optional) Set Up Browser Extensions
XDM supports browser extensions to accelerate downloads. You can install the Chrome or Firefox extensions and configure them as per the instructions in the readme.txt file.
🔴 2. Uninstalling Xtreme Download Manager (XDM)
1. Uninstall XDM
First, run the uninstallation script:
sudo /opt/xdman/uninstall.shIf the uninstallation script is missing, manually delete the XDM related files:
# Delete XDM program files
sudo rm -rf /opt/xdman
# Remove the desktop shortcut
sudo rm -f /usr/share/applications/xdman.desktop
# Remove the executable file
sudo rm -f /usr/bin/xdman
2. Clean Up Dependencies and Unused Packages
After uninstalling, there may still be unused dependencies on your system. To remove them, run:
# Automatically remove unnecessary packages
sudo apt autoremove --purge -y
# Clean package cache
sudo apt clean
3. Delete Installation Files and Documents (Optional)
If you no longer need the installation packages and readme.txt file, you can remove them manually:
rm -f install.sh
rm -f readme.txt
🧹 Completely Clean Up
To ensure all XDM-related files are removed, run the following commands:
# Delete remaining cache and configuration files
rm -rf ~/.cache/xdm
rm -rf ~/.config/xdm
rm -rf ~/.local/share/xdm
These directories store XDM's cache and configuration files. If you don't need them, deleting these will free up additional space.
📝 Summary
Installation Process:
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Download and Extract the XDM installation package.
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Run the installation script to install XDM in
/opt/xdman/. -
Launch and use XDM, and set up browser extensions if desired.
Uninstallation Process:
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Run the uninstallation script, or manually delete the
/opt/xdman/folder. -
Clean up unused dependencies and cache.
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Remove the
install.shandreadme.txtfiles.
By following these steps, XDM will be completely removed from your system, leaving no residual files. If you need to reinstall it in the future, simply run the installation script again.






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