Hello! > a) always remove the directories > b) just remove the directories that were created during `make install' > c) remove the last level of directory if it's empty > d) remove all the levels that are empty e) remove only the directories specific to the package (pkgdatadir, pkglibdir, pkgincludedir) and only if they are empty. I wouldn't bother removing e.g. /usr/local/share - chances are that it will be reused some day. But removing /usr/local/share/foo is a good thing - it indicates that "foo" is no longer installed. Regards, Pavel Roskin
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