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I download this package and following the instructions on the website i untared its package in /usr/local/share and used ./install command to install it.



now I need to remove it. Is there anyway to do that ? If it needs them I still have the installation files.



this is the website


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If there is no uninstall option you need to manually remove the files.



Most (if not all) of the files will be installed inside a directory (from the readme I would assume it is called ns-allinone-2.35) at the path you ran ./install. Simply use a rm -rf to remove that directory and it will be gone.



Now for 1 extra step: during installion either the installer added some links to ~./bashrc or you edited them in yourself. So do a (backup at the 2nd command):



cd ~
cp .bashrc .bashrc_old
gedit ~/.bashrc


and have a look for anything related to ns-allinone-2.35 and remove it. Be careful; if you mess up it might be problematic. After editing you need to parse the changes:



source ~/.bashrc 

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