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Originally Posted by oldpmaguy View Post
So to "replace the image", I just re-copied the extracted image that I had saved on my computer HDD, over the existing image on the SD card.

That should be a "clean install", yes?
Yes! That's the right way to do it.

Originally Posted by oldpmaguy View Post
So just to be clear - should I still be seeing an app in EasyDebian's menu list that I installed myself, even after I copied the original extracted image over the current, messed up/modified one on my SD card?
No, you shouldn't see that icon anymore. What yu observe seems strange.
Could you please have a look at the folder
Code:
/usr/share/applications
in Easy Debian and watch for a file that resembles the name of your uninstalled application with the extension .desktop? If the uninstallation worked correctly you shouldn't find one.

Originally Posted by oldpmaguy View Post
Sorry to be such a dweeb and repeat myself like this ^_^.
You're inexperienced. There's nothing wrong with that. No need to apologize.

Originally Posted by oldpmaguy View Post
Also, about your comment about keeping or losing the audio, I vote to KEEP IT! I am realy looking forward to experimenting with audio and video recording/playing/editing apps on EasyDebian, and it would be a major loss to lose audio completely. Please at least keep available to the users a functioning version of EasyDebian that retains audio!
Don't worry, I'm by no means an "official" Easy Debian developer. My personal changes won't affect you unless you repeat them.
The problem with sound is that the Sueeze version of the sound server "jackd" seems to be incompatible with the version used in Maemo which means that they can't communicate with each other. With my current knowledge I wouldn't even know where to begin to look for a solution without doing mayor changes to the stock Squeeze system (which I want to avoid).