[bkocik]

I tried following the manual uninstallation instructions found in the FAQ. I went so far as to destroy all Eclipse-related plist files from my ~/Library/Preferences directory, as well as the .eclipse and .eclipse_keyring files in my home directory. I removed the eclipse and MyEclipse directories from the Applications folder, installed a freshly downloaded copy of Eclipse from eclipse.org, and launched it with the “-clean” option.

It still identifies itself as MyEclipse in the title bar, and puts me in the MyEclipse perspective by default.

Where is this information hiding? How can I ensure that I’ve removed *all* MyEclipse residue from my system, short of formatting the hard drive (which I’m not going to do)?

Thanks . . .

-Bill

[bkocik]

Turns out there was a leftover .metadata directory inside of my workspace directory. Once I removed this, my new Eclipse install acted like a never-before-run installation. Problem solved.

-Bill

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