> When you install software from source code, what is the general
> rule for uninstalling it? (non-RPM)
There really isn't a general rule that I'm aware of. If you kept
the source directory, some packages will let you make uninstall.
Otherwise, you're pretty much on your own. You can use the which
command to find the binary (which foo); you'd probably want to check
for documentation in /usr/doc, and don't forget configuration files
in /etc. If it's called by anything else, you'll need to remove
those references.
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