wine users - Nov 2008 - Uninstall wine from source and configuration files

Hi people . 

Im new to Wine Forums and to Linux World,and  i had a problem . 
I installed Wine 1.1.8 from source and them i make a uninstall . 
I upgrade to 1.1.9 but my configuration wine file still remains (the 1.18
version ) .
I want to uninstall everything (including the configuration files) except the
aplications.
how do i do that ? and i dont want to "rm" the .wine directory. 
can i do a #make uninstall with a "purge " option ?

Thanks.

On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 8:27 PM, renatorabelo <wineforum-user at
winehq.org> wrote:
> Hi people .
>
> Im new to Wine Forums and to Linux World,and  i had a problem .
> I installed Wine 1.1.8 from source and them i make a uninstall .
> I upgrade to 1.1.9 but my configuration wine file still remains (the 1.18
version ) .
> I want to uninstall everything (including the configuration files) except
the aplications.
> how do i do that ? and i dont want to "rm" the .wine directory.
> can i do a #make uninstall with a "purge " option ?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>
>
>
>
The applications and configuration file are stored together. Wine will
automatically update the config files, so no need to worry.

-- 
-Austin

The question is rather: why do you want to uninstall everything related to Wine
if you' re just going to install a newer version of Wine? There is pretty
much NEVER a need to uninstall a previous version of an app just to install a
new one under Linux. ;)