Author: Kunnar Klauks
Date: 23:04:01 09/01/02
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>Another question: Every time I install something in linux it seems that it is >saving stuff in different places. What happen if I try to uninstall? If you self compile and install programs, you do something like: ./configure make make install now if you want to uninstall, then mostly works: make uninstall ... in case if there is such target in Makefile. Sometimes it is different, for example for Scid there was make distclean or something like that. If make uninstall does not work, simply read Makefile. You may find there different target, or find simply all installed files and delete manually. In Linux, you can also use package system. You may download precompiled packages and install with rpm -i some_package.rpm or upgrade rpm -U some_package.rpm or uninstall package rpm -e some_package.rpm Kunnar
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