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NAME unstow -- unstow packages much faster than stow -D SYNOPSIS unstow [-nv] [-d stow_dir] [-t target_dir] packages ... DESCRIPTION The unstow command is a utility to unstow packages. It performs much faster than "stow -D" because unstow searches a package directory for stowed files while stow(1) searches the target directory for matching symlinks. CAVEATS unstow does not check if a symlink to be removed points to a file of the named package, so please double check if you are specifying the correct package. OPTIONS The following command line arguments are supported: -h Show the help screen and exit. -V Show Unstow and Stow version numbers and exit. -n Do not actually make changes. -v Be verbose. -d DIR Set stow dir to DIR (default is current dir). -t DIR Set target to DIR (default is parent of stow dir). SEE ALSO stow(1) HISTORY The unstow utility was written in around 2008 and first released on De- cember 2009. AUTHORS Akinori MUSHA <knu@iDaemons.org> December 17, 2009 UNSTOW(1)
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