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Originally Posted by FishesWillLaugh View Post
I have had this installed for ages, and it needs updating, but everytime I go to update, I get this conflict message
The problem is that you are using the (very much) outdated "pyside-qt4" packages. They are legacy and should not be used anymore. The reason you are unable to install alarmed is because it requires three of the new "python-pyside" packages:

python-pyside.qtcore
python-pyside.qtgui
python-pyside.qtmaemo5

To fix this, I assume you should be able to run
Code:
apt-get update; apt-get install python-pyside.qtcore python-pyside.qtgui python-pyside.qtmaemo5
on the CLI as root. You will hopefully be asked if you want to replace the conflicting packages, in which case you should say yes. If this doesn't work, you will need to remove your pyside-qt4 packages first (and everything that depends on it), and then reinstall the new packages.

Originally Posted by Deserve View Post
add a new event selecting "next...",when i click "save", this app has no response.
I use "pyhon alarmed.py " in the terminal then add new event again,terminal report errors
Thanks for that report, I just tried it and I see the problem. I'll hopefully push a fix within a week or so.
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