On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 10:31, dick hoogendijk <dick at nagual.nl> wrote: > If it were -THAT- easy I wouldn't have asked. ;-) > I installed (as I already wrote) the tar.gz through an install.sh script > without an uninstall option. Does this leave me with manual deletion of > the installed files? You might be able to roll back to an earlier snapshot, unless you've got other changes that you want to keep. Or you can implement uninstall with something like while read md5 file < Manifest.md5; do rm /opt/opera/$file done and then clean up the empty directories somehow. It's not pretty, but until the Opera folks implement uninstallation (which it looks like they forgot---see line 1351 if you're using the same version I looked at) I can't really think of any cleaner way to get rid of it. There is a .pkg version, in case you want to be able to use pkgrm in the future, but without telling the package manager what files you installed, there's not much you can do to ask what files have changed.
Will
