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Slight adjustment to post-uninstall message

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@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Although WinApps supports using `QEMU+KVM+libvirt` as a backend for running Wind
> Running a Windows virtual machine using `Docker` or `Podman` as a backend is only possible on GNU/Linux systems. This is due to the necessity of kernel interfaces, such as the KVM hypervisor, for achieving acceptable performance. The performance of the virtual machine can vary based on the version of the Linux kernel, with newer releases generally offering better performance.
> [!IMPORTANT]
> WinApps does NOT officially support versions of Windows prior to Windows 10. Despite this, it may be possible to achieve a successful installation with some additional experimentation. If you find a way to achieve this, please share your solution through a pull request for the benefit of other users.
> WinApps does __NOT__ officially support versions of Windows prior to Windows 10. Despite this, it may be possible to achieve a successful installation with some additional experimentation. If you find a way to achieve this, please share your solution through a pull request for the benefit of other users.
## `Docker`
### Installation

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@ -1543,9 +1543,9 @@ function waUninstall() {
done
# Print caveats.
echo -e "\n${INFO_TEXT}Please note your WinApps configuration file was not removed.${CLEAR_TEXT}"
echo -e "\n${INFO_TEXT}Please note your WinApps configuration folder was not removed.${CLEAR_TEXT}"
echo -e "${INFO_TEXT}You can remove this manually by running:${CLEAR_TEXT}"
echo -e "${COMMAND_TEXT}rm ${CONFIG_PATH}${CLEAR_TEXT}\n"
echo -e "${COMMAND_TEXT}rm $(dirname "$CONFIG_PATH")${CLEAR_TEXT}\n"
# Print feedback.
echo -e "${SUCCESS_TEXT}UNINSTALLATION COMPLETE.${CLEAR_TEXT}"