Réf. : Re: Réf. : [cvsnt] Re: Deinstall cvsnt on Mac OS X

[feymard at stago.fr]

Ok, great!

I know about this: some applications are tricky to purge, without uninstall
information in Mac OS X (Microsoft Office has an uninstaller, but it's an
exception).
Alfred builds his database for this job.
It can be usefull to package an uninstall script with the Mac OS X CVSNT
distribution, don't you think so?

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Regards,
Franck-Sébastien Eymard



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feymard at stago.fr wrote:
> Think about preference files too (in yout home/Library, Application
> support, ... I don't know what cvsnt uses on Mac OS X)

Same as on other unix platforms.. /etc/cvsnt

The libraries are in /usr/lib/cvsnt.

> If you want a uninstaller software, you can look "alfred"
> www.inferiis.com/products/alfred/

The crazy thing is that OSX packages actually have uninstall information
in them (which the cvsnt package fills in) but there's no way to invoke
them from the OS...

Tony