I don’t think that simply removing frameworks is the best way to deal with this problem. If the infrastructure is actually related to installing ActiveTcl, other files and links should probably be cleaned up. ActiveState provides an uninstall script to clear everything; where to find it and how to use it is indicated in the ActiveTcl User Guide . Note that the location of the script depends on the version of OS X.
If you have already deleted the frameworks and deleted the script with them, you can look in / usr / local / bin for any executable files (or outdated links to executable files) that ActiveTcl places (for example, wish , tclsh and tkcon ). To find something there that references remote frameworks, you can use something like ls -l | grep Tcl ls -l | grep Tcl or ls -l | grep Tk ls -l | grep Tk (but make sure that any links that you find and are about to remove belong to the places of third-party / library objects, and not to / System / Library).