I am trying to run a program from command line in ubuntu and I have a directory that is in the usr/include/ directory that I need to remove so that it will run. How can I do this from command line?
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I am trying to run a program from command line in ubuntu and I have a directory that is in the usr/include/ directory that I need to remove so that it will run. How can I do this from command line?
Just use that. But if you need to do that, there is something wrong with your program. If a package installed the directory, use:
All in all, the directories directly under
/usrare under the charge of the package manager, and if you want to do things without that, use the/usr/localdir. Changing other programs resources is a bad idea. Also, don’t run anything you don’t have to withsudo. That will end badly. And what program would require the removal of a dir in/usr/include?