The very first thing I'd recommend you do is check if phpstorm itself includes some kind of uninstall script. I don't know phpstorm specifically, but I can give you some generic instructions. You usually can't uninstall files installed without your package manager by just deleting the directory you extracted, though this often is actually true of Java based archives. How can I completely remove Phpstorm from Ubuntu, and start again from scratch? What files do I need to remove that are specific to this software? The Phpstorm forums do not actually contain any docs or other people with the same issue. Now, I'm stuck with the issue described above. I decided that I had installed it in the wrong location, so I ran the following to remove it: rm -rf ~/Downloads/phpstorm-version-whatever
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