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If the programs have an uninstaller, then I would use that. Should be just as effective as it was in windows. If they don't have an uninstaller, then just delete the directories that they were in...
you can delete there folders... not really recommended but ... I have always wanted to right click on a the folder "windows" and hit delete and watch as its destroys the contents of the folder...lol
With WINE it really doesn't matter if you use the "official" uninstaller or not. You can just delete the Photoshop folder and that will be the end of it. The real Windows would complain, but Wine really won;t care.
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