On Sun, Aug 05, 2001 at 02:44:04PM -0500, Lance Peterson wrote: > How do I remove software that I compiled on my system rather than using > the .deb packages? Removing .deb packages is easy, but how to get rid > of other stuff I installed from source? find out exactly where and what it installed, where its config files are et al (painful, but possible) by probably looking at the Makefile and the source in general. Obviously that's a pain, in future I would suggest that you build your own debs if you *really must* use software that isn't already deb'd, there is an easy util to get you most of the way in that process and that will mean that removing the software is *much* easier...look into deb-make. Thanks, Brett
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