To uninstall Nuke on Linux, there are a few things you need to do:
| 1. | Navigate to /usr/local/ and delete the Nuke 9.0v10 folder. |
| 2. | Delete, rename, or move your .nuke folder, if it exists. |
The .nuke folder is found in your home directory, by default:
/home/<login name>/.nuke
| 3. | Delete, rename, or move your cached files, which reside in the following directory by default: |
/var/tmp/nuke
NOTE: If you specified an alternate directory using the NUKE_TEMP_DIR environment variable, purge those files as well as the default location. See Nuke Environment Variables for more information.
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