Closed lyndhurst closed 3 years ago
This might sound counter-intuitive, but you first need to do sudo make install
and then you'll be able to cleanly do sudo make uninstall
. That's because make
needs to know about all of the installed files, and sudo make install
generates some hints. If the hints are missing, make
is clueless and unable to remove these files. It's a side-effect of installing software from source.
Thanks for taking the time to explain that in details. Even if it is counter-intuitive as you pointed, it does make sense now. I am trying to build a script to automate the installation of all my favorites KDE applications and widgets, so, I am sure this piece of knowledge is gonna be useful more than once. Thanks again.
Hi,
I am trying to uninstall the widget on an up to date, and clean KDE neon VM.
The following commands run successfully:
Then,
sudo make uninstall
returns the following error message:Thank you for your time.