I know this is going to sound stupid, because tarball to ME only
means files were combined with tar.
If you installed the source code you should be able to remove things
with `make clean' or `make clean all'. If not source, it was a binary
package, such as mozilla-i686-pc-linux-gnu-1.4-sea.tar.gz to confirm,
you can look in the original downloaded package for mozilla-installer-bin
(then I don't have a clue past: whereis mozilla)
Ron
>>Awhile back I installed Mozilla from a tarball which I got from
>>Mozilla org. I have decided that I want to uninstall it.
>>Now, when you install this package you don't havbe to configure it or
>>make it. You just type ./mozilla and off it goes. I saved the tarball
>>as usual for my programs so if I don't want them I can reverse the
>>install process. That doesn't seem possible for this program--or is
>>it?
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