So in summary: This script will take down your username, run Logitech's uninstaller, and then delete four folders. The ending response I got was 'We're aware of this issue and working to fix it'. I opened several support tickets with them and troubleshot for the better part of a month. Previously it worked great until a software update, not G hub is a broken mess. "Force" means "don't ask me for permission every time you're not sure, just do it." (You can omit the f so it's just rm -r, and it'll be a little safer, but might bother you for permission a few times. Logitech G Hub dropped support for Mac OS after Big Sur. Sudo rm -rf -> rm means "remove," as in "delete." -rf means "recursive and force." "Recursive" means "delete all of the contents, too" and is needed for deleting folders. Presumably runs Logitech's uninstall procedure. Sudo /./lghub_updater -uninstall -> Give the uninstall command to the program called lghub_updater.
That means "replace this part with the variable user" You'll notice $user in one of the file paths later. User="put your username here" -> That sets a variable called user to use later. I didn't seem to need it, though, so I didn't run it. I think it has something to do with how the script will handle errors (OP halp). Set -euo pipefail -> EDIT: OP explains below! I don't actually know what this does, lol. #!/bin/bash -> This instruction just says "I'm a shell script, run me with bash please" It's healthy to be skeptical about running code you found randomly on the internet, if you don't know what it does! So here's a brief overview:
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