README: drop more mentioning of the Pulse Secure client

README.md

@@ -221,22 +221,11 @@ The `uscf-vpn` tool requires:
 1. OpenConnect (>= 7.08)
 2. Curl
 3. Bash
-4. Admin rights (sudo). If not, use the below Pulse Secure Client approach instead
+4. Admin rights (sudo)
 
 OpenConnect (>= 7.08) is available on for instance Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver), but not on older LTS version.  For instance, Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus) only provides OpenConnect 7.06, which [fails to connect with an error](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/ucsf-vpn/issues/4).  [There is a confirmed way to force install this](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/ucsf-vpn/issues/4) on to Ubuntu 16.04 from the Ubuntu 17.04 (Zesty) distribution, but it is not clear whether such an installation leaves the system in a stable state or not.  Moreover, due to library dependencies, it appears not possible to have OpenConnect 7.08 and Pulse Secure 5.3-3 installed at the same time.
 
 
-### Pulse Secure Client (legacy; deprecated)
-
-If you don't have OpenConnect (>= 7.08) you can use `ucsf-vpn --method=pulse` (or set environment variable `UCSF_VPN_METHOD=pulse`) to connect to the UCSF VPN using the Junos Pulse Secure client (Pulse Secure, LLC).  That software, which is a **closed-source proprietary software** (*), can be downloaded from UCSF website:
-
-* https://software.ucsf.edu/content/vpn-virtual-private-network
-
-Access to that page requires UCSF MyAccess Login (but no UCSF VPN).
-
-Note: `ucsf-vpn --method=pulse` is just a convenient wrapper script around the Pulse Secure client.  It is assumed that `pulsesvc` is available under `/usr/local/pulse/`. If not, set `PULSEPATH` to the folder where it is installed.
-
-
 ## Privacy
 
 The `ucsf-vpn` software pings 9.9.9.9 (<https://www.quad9.net/>; a nonprofit

README.md.tmpl

@@ -110,22 +110,11 @@ The `uscf-vpn` tool requires:
 1. OpenConnect (>= 7.08)
 2. Curl
 3. Bash
-4. Admin rights (sudo). If not, use the below Pulse Secure Client approach instead
+4. Admin rights (sudo)
 
 OpenConnect (>= 7.08) is available on for instance Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver), but not on older LTS version.  For instance, Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus) only provides OpenConnect 7.06, which [fails to connect with an error](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/ucsf-vpn/issues/4).  [There is a confirmed way to force install this](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/ucsf-vpn/issues/4) on to Ubuntu 16.04 from the Ubuntu 17.04 (Zesty) distribution, but it is not clear whether such an installation leaves the system in a stable state or not.  Moreover, due to library dependencies, it appears not possible to have OpenConnect 7.08 and Pulse Secure 5.3-3 installed at the same time.
 
 
-### Pulse Secure Client (legacy; deprecated)
-
-If you don't have OpenConnect (>= 7.08) you can use `ucsf-vpn --method=pulse` (or set environment variable `UCSF_VPN_METHOD=pulse`) to connect to the UCSF VPN using the Junos Pulse Secure client (Pulse Secure, LLC).  That software, which is a **closed-source proprietary software** (*), can be downloaded from UCSF website:
-
-* https://software.ucsf.edu/content/vpn-virtual-private-network
-
-Access to that page requires UCSF MyAccess Login (but no UCSF VPN).
-
-Note: `ucsf-vpn --method=pulse` is just a convenient wrapper script around the Pulse Secure client.  It is assumed that `pulsesvc` is available under `/usr/local/pulse/`. If not, set `PULSEPATH` to the folder where it is installed.
-
-
 ## Privacy
 
 The `ucsf-vpn` software pings 9.9.9.9 (<https://www.quad9.net/>; a nonprofit