Duncan Lithgow <duncan@...> wrote:
> I've suffered from sloppy finger work on the command line and 2.1.7 has
> overwritten 2.0.11
>
> How do I uninstall it so i can get 2.0.11 back and then try again.
make uninstall and then reinstall 2.0.11
I can recommend GNU stow for installations from source. Set up a shell alias
like this
alias cfg='./configure --prefix=/usr/local/stow/$(basename $PWD)'
restart the shell and cd to the Gramps source directory and type 'cfg'
and then
make; sudo make install.
If the gramps source dir is called "gramps2", then Gramps will now reside
under /usr/local/stow/gramps2
Now cd to this directory and type
sudo stow gramps2
This will install Gramps with symlinks to /usr/local/bin, etc., even if
Gramps itself is conveniently 'stowed' under a single directory, alowing
you to have multiple versions lying around. You remove the symlinks with
sudo stow -D gramps2
HTH,
Morten
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