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  1. 03-12-2007 #1
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    uninstalling games/apps how is this done on suse10.2?
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    YAST -> Software -> Software Management.
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    well i should have been more specific i wanna uninstall Enemy Territory how the hell do i do that lol!
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    How did you install it?
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    from a .run file using the konsole
    "chmod +x" cmd

    then ~./filename

    then i delted the file. after install
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    Hmm generally an install file will have a unintall method also, maybe a -u switch. Since you no longer have the install file that is not an option unless you dowload it again. Did you istall as a user or root? If root the files may be anywhere but as a user it is a good change that it is totally (or at least mostly) installed in you home directory as a dot files ie .gamename

    doted files/directories normaly do not list like the hidden attribute in Windoz
    To see a doted file in the GUi

    You may also look in your home bin directory. Open a window to browse the files select view-show hidden. This will show all doted files/directories. then you can remove any assosiated with the game.
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