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How to Remove software Installed from Source Code
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I assume you still have the folders in your home directory?I hav nstalld lots of softwaes fromsource code...i dont even remember what i hav installed...i want to remove them...they dont appear in synaptic..
If you know the name of the program you have installed, "cd program", then " sudo make uninstall"
and, if you want " make clean"
Nick
Re: How to Remove software Installed from Source Code
Of course not. You installed them outside of Synaptic's control. *That* is precisely why people should install things via package managersloneowais wrote:they dont appear in synaptic..
If you insist on compiling your own stuff (but why oh why??) then you should consider to use something like checkinstall which will create a deb package out of what you compiled. So instead of the usual
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make install
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./configure
make
checkinstall
And here the "official" Debian-way to deal with source packages:
http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-h ... ng.en.html
http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-h ... ng.en.html