mikshaw
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Posted: Aug. 19 2006,15:00 |
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nooooo. Removing the icons removes only the pictures.
The packages are installed in various places, depending on the type of package.
UCI is the easiest to manage...simply unmount the application.
UNC is something I know very little about, but I understand that it is currently a bad idea to remove them once installed, and they're pointless if you have a traditional harddrive install anyway.
TAR.GZ, just delete the /opt/packagename directory (there may be a config file left over in /home/dsl).
DSL is the most troublesome, because there's no way to accurately guess where the app is installed. You'd need to look into the archive to see what files were installed and remove them manually. The command tar tzf filename.dsl > filename.txt will create a list of files. Keep in mind that it is possible that some files in DSL may be overwritten by a *.dsl extension, so be careful about deleting files.
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