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can't remove a game installed by make install command

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I wanted to install a launcher which is actually for enter and play in a server in Minecraft(I don't know if giving the name of the game is forbidden) and to do this I went to the website of the launcher and downloaded an .tar.gz package then I used this command for extract it

tar -xvf <downloaded.tar.gz>

It contains an usr/ folder and a Makefile file. Then I used sudo make install command for download it and it downloaded successfully(although that, I couldn't launch the game it just crashed) Now I wanna uninstall it but I don't know how to do that I searched for that and visit some websites but I didn't work. What I should do?

(Sorry for horrible English)

waltinator avatar
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Can you, `cd`'d to the directory containing the `Makefile`, do `sudo make uninstall`? Many `Makefile`s provide an '`uninstall`' target.
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@waltinator that didn't work I had deleted Makefile and usr/ , but I extracted again and run sudo make install again and tried "sudo make uninstall" and "sudo make clean" but they both didn't work I always see "No rule to make target uninstall/clean"
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Install the `checkinstall` package, and rerun the install under the control of `logwatch`. That will give you a list of the files installed, that you can manually delete.
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