Sorry, i forgot to post to the list.
-- Jamie
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>From: Tim Holmes[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Reply To: Tim Holmes
>Sent: 14 August 2001 12:02
>To: Adams, Jamie
>Subject: Re: [newbie] Installing Programs
>
>A lot of times you can use the command:
>
>make deinstall
>
>But check the documentation on that. And even then it does a "Windows
>like" uninstall. It leaves bits and pieces around. Personally, if you
>have the disk space, I'd just leave it. I'm working with 50 GB in my
>personal workstation. I'm not hard pressed for disk space, so I just
>leave it. But your situation may be completely different.
>tdh
>
>
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>| I dont mind installing from source, once you have most of the more
>| regularly needed libraries installed, most tarballs install without a
>| hitch, the only that that bothers me is that i dont know how to
>| *uninstall* the program..
>|
>| With RPM its easy.. unless someone can point me to an easy way to
>| uninstall a compiled tarball?
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