HT204655 Do I need to uninstall iphoto?

Now that iphoto seems to have imported all of my photos from iphoto do I need to uninstall iphoto? I don't want it taking up space if I don't need it.

No. The application won't take up much space, and the Photos library mostly uses the same on-disk files as the iPhoto one(they're hard-linked), so it won't take up much additional space either.
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