Help to clean up dependencies that are interfering with Zorin configurations

[Salomon]

Dear Members, good morning and I need some help.
I installed this AI application via the terminal, after downloading the dependencies. It works as expected, but my Zorin 17.2 started to behave unexpectedly. How do I suspend the PC without having the function activated, as in the attachment? I need to uninstall this app and clean the dependencies.
I downloaded the dependencies in a compressed .gz file and ran commands in the terminal to install it.

start_linux.sh

To access the graphical interface in the browser

http://localhost:7860

The last screen shows "suspensão automática" (automatic suspension) disabled and "screen off"(Erase the screen) never. Since I installed it, the opposite has happened.
Thank you for the opportunity.

[zenzen]

Just to clarify, you are saying that the issue is with your computer going to sleep when it shouldn't?

[Salomon]

Sorry @zenzen , translator is complicated. Yes, it is configured to not suspend or turn off the screen. But this is happening after I installed this app. Described in the GitHub snapshot above

[Locklear93]

The script you ran doesn't look like it does anything but set up a conda environment for the application. conda deactivate should stop any running conda environments. You mentioned getting dependencies from a .gz file, but I don't see anything about that in the software's installation steps. Where did you get the .gz?

[zenzen]

A ~70MB shell script with a ton of encoded garbage at the end It reminds me of the XZ vulnerability... I honestly don't understand how Python got so popular, but anyway...

A quick scan on the repo and I don't see anything that indicates changes made to the system. Are you sure this is what's causing the issue? If yes, try to uninstall first (unfortunately, no clear instructions on how to do that, either). Also, it may be worth reporting this to the developers in case there's something else being modified.

[Salomon]

Good evening
@zenzen @Locklear93
I saw it on YouTube and regretted following the tutorial. I downloaded the .gz files from Github using the link: GitHub - oobabooga/text-generation-webui: A Gradio web UI for Large Language Models.
For removal, should I send a message to the developers page on Githrub?

[zenzen]

Yes, this is something that should be addressed to the developers of this project.