This guide explains how to safely and completely remove Droidspaces from your system.
Follow these steps to ensure all container data and backend files are removed.
- Stop Containers: Ensure all running containers are stopped from the Containers tab.
- Delete Containers:
- Go to the Containers tab.
- Long-press each container card and select Uninstall Container. This deletes the rootfs image and its configuration.
- Remove Backend Data:
- Using a root file manager or a terminal (like Termux with root access), delete the following directory:
su -c "rm -rf /data/local/Droidspaces" - Uninstall APK: Uninstall the Droidspaces app from your Android settings or launcher.
- Reboot: Disable or remove the Magisk/KernelSU
Droidspaces: Run-at-bootmodule from your root manager, then reboot to clear any remaining Droidspaces stuff.
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Stop Containers: Stop all running containers.
sudo droidspaces --name=web,db stop
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Remove Filesystem: Delete the Droidspaces workspace directory. This will remove stale PID files, and logs.
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/Droidspaces
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Remove Binary: Delete the
droidspacesbinary.sudo rm /usr/local/bin/droidspaces # Or wherever you installed it