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But checkinstall (rather than make install) still uses the up-to-date source files. It just allows your package manager to remove the application when you're do
by RyanMcGreal 17y ago
But checkinstall (rather than make install) still uses the up-to-date source files. It just allows your package manager to remove the application when you're done with it (e.g. when you're ready to upgrade to a sill-newer version).