I piped the following script to bash using wget with the intention of installing a theme for bash.
wget -O - https://teejeetech.com/scripts/jammy/tweak_terminal | bash
Now I cannot find a way to roll back or uninstall what I did with this command.
I checked wget --help but didn't find anything I can use.
I couldn't find a 'wget' folder either.
I have to shudder/laugh when anything on the internet asks me to ... | bash . This is like giving your car keys to a masked stranger.
I've been computing since 1967, security focused since 1997, and would do it thusly:
wget -O suspect.bash https://teejeetech.com/scripts/jammy/tweak_terminal
less suspect.bash
# many `man`commands, until
# I understand the script and
# what it does. Does the script
# have some sort of "uninstall"
# option?
# Then, remove "echo " when you are confident
echo bash -x ./suspect.bash
Now, you'll have to do this process, and determine what each command did, and how to revert the changes. There's no general "undo" function.
