[Qt-interest] Uninstalling previous version of SDK in Linux

[William Lugg]

I recently installed the latest version of the Qt X11 SDK and discovered that 
it didn't automatically remove the previous version.  I'm now left with a 
qtsdk-2009.04 (which I don't need) and a qtsdk-2009.05 (which is the current 
installation folder in my /usr/local.  I've done a ./configure, make and make 
install in the /usr/local/qtsdk-2009.05/qt folder and Qt Creator comes up 
showing Qt at v4.6, so clearly, I'm using the latest stuff.

Am I OK to just delete the qtsdk-2009.04 folder and its contents or is there 
some other more invasive action that I should take to remove the old version?  
Should I have done something with the old version prior to installing the new 
version?  Also, I've noticed that during installation of the SDK, one of the 
steps is the configuration of an "uninstaller".  However, I can find no evidence 
of the existence of one.  does anybody know its whereabouts?

Thanks.
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Bill Lugg
  Milstar Software Support
  Peterson AFB, CO
  No Micro$oft products were used to create this email.  
  God rules and if He needed a computer it would run Linux!


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