February 10, 2012, 2:10 PM — Here's how you can get rid of the default apps on Mac OS X. This includes Safari, Facetime, Photo Booth, Mail, Stickies and others.
Be aware that removing these apps could result in strange system behavior. If you want them back you will have to reinstall them or reinstall Mac OS X. Proceed only if you fully understand this.
1. Open the terminal application and type in the following command:
cd /Applications/
2. Enter the following commands, depending on which apps you want to remove from Mac OS X.
Delete Safari
sudo rm -rf Safari.app/
Delete Mail
sudo rm -rf Mail.app/
Delete FaceTime
sudo rm -rf FaceTime.app/
Delete QuickTime Player
sudo rm -rf QuickTime\ Player.app/
Delete Stickies
sudo rm -rf Stickies.app/
Delete Chess
sudo rm -rf Chess.app/
Delete Photo Booth
sudo rm -rf Photo\ Booth.app
For more, see the original article at the link below.
How to Delete Safari, Mail, FaceTime, Photo Booth, and Other Default Mac OS X Apps | OS X Daily
