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Uninstalling OpenOffice

#1 User is offline   Maxwell Rain 

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Posted 01 February 2004 - 10:18 PM

I would like to Uninstall OpenOffice from my Mandrake 9.2. system.
Currently using IceWM as window manager.

I ran the setup file as local user, and was able to uninstall the local setup for Openoffice. But can't seem to uninstall it completely from my workstation.
The Uninstall deletes OpenOffice in : /home/maxwell/OpenOfficexxx
But in /opt/OpenOffice/ nothing happens. It won't uninstall there.
I tried running the setup as root, but then the Konsole doesn't recognize "setup" as a command.

On the OpenOffice site I can't find any information, and via google most searches come up with windows uninstall information.

Anyone here with any experience in uninstalling OpenOffice ?

Thank you.
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#2 User is offline   Dapper Dan 

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Posted 01 February 2004 - 10:46 PM

Look in the Mandrake Control Center in the same location where you installed IceWM. There is also an icon for uninstalling apps. That is the best way to uninstall in MDK.
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#3 User is offline   Maxwell Rain 

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Posted 01 February 2004 - 10:49 PM

Yes, I looked there.

but, euhm, well, I didn't find it (now that's not a new story is it).
I used the search function as well. No luck.

I did do an install with the tarball from OpenOffice.org, and not of the Mandrake discs. I didn't know it was on those discs.

Damnit, These first linux steps are complicated. frown

And I haven't even begun getting the sound working laugh
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#4 User is offline   Dapper Dan 

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Posted 01 February 2004 - 10:55 PM

It will pay off in the end, trust me! smile To keep things uncomplicated, stay away from tarballs unless that is the only way to install something you really want. Always go with the mdk rpm. It makes installing and uninstalling much simpler. Then, once you start feeling comfortable, try installing tarballs. One step at a time! wink
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#5 User is offline   Maxwell Rain 

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Posted 01 February 2004 - 11:00 PM

Thanks, I was beginning to think the same wink
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#6 User is offline   danleff 

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Posted 02 February 2004 - 03:34 AM


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