Fix make uninstall
The double quotes in make uninstall prevented rm from working properly at least on OS X
Why do you want to uninstall it? Metropolis is awesome. :smile:
Besides the reason given by @benjamin-weiss, we should look for another solution because of more severe implications: The quotes were introduced because passing directory name with spaces in them might delete unrelated directories.
@benjamin-weiss I made a personal fork with some changed colors and defaults, so I renamed it and wanted to test if makefile still works 😊
@matze The current uninstall does not work. I can try iterating over the files and appending path to each one, but I'm not very fluent in make.
What if we just add quotes to the problematic directory strings? That is, instead of adding quotes to each command in make uninstall, we define
DESTDIR ?= "$(shell kpsewhich -var-value=TEXMFHOME)"
instead of
DESTDIR ?= $(shell kpsewhich -var-value=TEXMFHOME)
I think this should properly escape the things that need to be escaped without breaking the uninstall script.