>>>>> "pbrown" == pbrown  <pbrown@redhat.com> writes:

    pbrown> kde_htmldir=/usr/doc/kde/HTML \
    pbrown>         kde_appsdir=/usr/share/applnk \
    pbrown>         kde_icondir=/usr/share/icons \
    pbrown>         kde_sounddir=/usr/share/sounds \
    pbrown>         kde_datadir=/usr/share/apps \
    pbrown>         kde_locale=/usr/share/locale \
    pbrown>         kde_cgidir=/usr/lib/cgi-bin \
    pbrown>         kde_confdir=/etc/kde \
    pbrown>         kde_mimedir=/usr/share/mimelnk \
    pbrown>         kde_toolbardir=/usr/share/toolbar \
    pbrown>         kde_wallpaperdir=/usr/share/wallpapers \
    pbrown>         kde_bindir=/usr/bin \
    pbrown>         kde_partsdir=/usr/lib/parts

Yes, this looks sensible - except perhaps /usr/bin.

Will the installation script clean up the old installation?  I sure
hope so.