Uninstall

Back to plain Xubuntu. XFCE was never touched, so this is short.

From the Xubuntu session (log out of Ombuntu first), run the uninstaller that came with the install:

~/.local/share/ombuntu/repo/uninstall.sh

It removes the login entry, upstream Omarchy, the Ombuntu data and the configuration files the installer wrote (it keeps a list), unmasks the user services it masked, and restores every .pre-omarchy backup in place. Configuration you had before Ombuntu is left alone.

`--dry-run`	Print what would be removed and change nothing
`--purge-packages`	Also apt-remove the packages the installer added, and only those (recorded in `/etc/ombuntu/installed-packages`)
`--restore-telemetry`	Put Canonical and browser telemetry back to Ubuntu defaults
`--yes`	Skip the confirmation

If you cloned the repository somewhere else, run uninstall.sh from there instead.

Privacy settings

Without --restore-telemetry the telemetry changes stay. To return to Ubuntu defaults: set enabled=1 in /etc/default/apport and sudo apt install whoopsie; pro config set apt_news=true; delete /etc/firefox/policies/policies.json and the ombuntu-privacy*.json files under each browser's policies/managed directory.