> my OS: Red Hat.
Dongsheng;
Your best bet is to cd to the source directory
for the package and try:
# make uninstall
It will only work if the author created an "uninstall"
target in the makefile.
Otherwise, it's not a pretty picture. You have to
list the files installed in the distribution and
delete them one at a time. This process is greatly
helped if the software was installed in a single
directory.
This is why package managers are so popular.
Good luck,
Tom
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