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I am (was) running Debian Lenny on a PowerPC (old Powermac G4) with Xfce 4.4. I ran the graphical installer for 4.6 and everything seems to have installed smoothly.
Problem is that it used the configuration applets from Xfce 4.4 installed in /usr rather than the newer applets from 4.6 installed in /usr/local, which is odd because /usr/local/bin comes before /usr/bin in the PATH.
I opted for just removing the Xfce 4.4 packages.
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Greetings. I do not speak English well, so use a translator, but Tatar be as clear as possible.
Using Debian Xfce 4.6 and installed in / usr / local and there are applications that do not work for me, for example, Thunar does not select multiple folders on the desktop.
So How do I uninstall the version 4.4.2?
url: blog.desdelinux.net
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Did you use a package manager to install 4.4? Then use the same package manager to remove it.
Otherwise you'll have to identify the files by hand. Harder if 4.4 is also installed in /usr/local. Using Unix find command to identify files by date helps. Rename the files or delete them using "trash" rather than permanently deleting them in case you make mistakes.
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