Hi,

Nope, it looks like everything lives under /usr/X11R6.  You could do
something like:

rm -f `tar tzf xbase.tgz`

for all the sets, and then remove all the remaining empty
directories.  Still, a simple rm -rf of /usr/X11R6 should do it. 

cheers

bruce

Pieter Coolsma writes:
 > on 18-02-2002 11:31, Bruce O'Neel at bruce.oneel@obs.unige.ch wrote:
 > 
 > > You should be able to just rm -rf /usr/X11R6 and all *should* be ok.
 > 
 > Any other places where X-files are stored?
 > 
 > -- 
 > 
 > Pieter Coolsma
 > 
 > e: pcoolsma@hetnet.nl
 > i: http://www.coolsma.cjb.net
 > 

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