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> basis? Or is there some |
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> > option to send to paludis to remove everything when it |
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> comes time to |
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> > uninstall? I don't see anything under $man paludis |
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> -> Uninstall options. |
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> > It's not a dependancy thing is it? |
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> No, paludis doesn't have such an option. However, if you |
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> watch paludis' output |
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> carefully when uninstalling, you can see quite easily which |
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> files it didn't |
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> touch and you can remove them later. |
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You mean it actually says what it is *not* uninstalling; or does one have to guess? If the latter, that doesn't seem "quite easy" to me. |
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> OTOH, you could also file an enhancement request. |
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google, here I come! |
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> Bye... |
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Maxim |
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