Hi Harry,
welcome to LXQt, you and your team. It's good to have more contributors.
Inseide all build directories, you'll find a file generated by CMake
which contains the files installed, called install_manifest.txt.
You can do something like: cat install_manifest.txt | xargs sudo rm. And
if needed, although it looks a little dirty, you can always do: find
/usr -iname lxqt -exec sudo rm {} \;
Looking forward to seeing code from you guys,
Paulo Lieuthier
On 05/27/2015 01:10 PM, harry830...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, I’m a student from NCTU at Taiwan.
My team want to contribute to the lxqt project.
So we build lxqt from source on Ubuntu 15.04
We follow the instructions in
http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Build_LXDE-Qt_From_Source
Below is our steps:
$export USE_QT5=ON
$LIB_SUFFIX=64 ./build_all.sh
And the lxqt-panel behaves normally at first.
But when I pluged the external monitor, it crashed.
And never come back no matter how many time I restart my computer even
after I rebuild it from source.
So how can I remove lxqt and all its internal dependency?Or how can I
recover lxqt-panel without removing lxqt and rebuild all?
Thanks a lot!
Harry Chang
harry830...@gmail.com <mailto:harry830...@gmail.com>
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