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I need to know how to uninstall KDE. I have had a faulty installation, and need to know how to uninstall it so I can reinstall properly. I have Fedora Core 2.
I dont know any way to install KDE other than through the add/remove option and it certainly doesnt allow me to reinstall from there. I am going to assume this is going to have to do with running a certain RPM from the disc 1 or something.
Please let me know how I should go about this. I hadnt even thought of re-installing over the top I am ashamed of myself hehe. I guess I just threw everything I have learned out the door when I got on linux thinking everything was different or something.
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