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#111
Originally Posted by handful View Post
Flareup :

"ah well, I know it's beta an all but not good. maybe there should be a "not simple to uninstall" warning."

The problem flareup, is that is simple to unninstall, but if there's a mess of repositories, it will fail, thus is not a specific canola problem, but the way things are organized and user behavior.

We cannot predict every users's action :/

"my two pee on the thing - looks nice, bu without playlist creation/editing functionality doesn't really add fnctionality. video playback messed up and froze device, which is why I'm (attempting) to uninstall."

Yeah, it's a bugfix release, not feature release and features are coming.
Video playback froze? We have been listen for a couple of other users this, and there's a reboot warning (you need the engine to be replaced) so it could be that you had the old engine working, because the player of the video itself is either mplayer or the default media player.


Marcelo

Thanks for your reply Marcelo. I did indeed read the re-boot warning and re-booted prior to trying canola.

as for the uninstall, obviously each user behaviour is different. but what i do not understand is that canola will not uninstall because it uses libecore0-evas (0.9.9.041-maemo.7) and libedje0 (0.5.0.042-maemo1) which it tells me are needed by other apps.

So did canola install new versions of these as part of it's own install or were they already present? In either case, why must I uninstall them to remove canola? and in such a case, must i re-install them for the other apps that apparently need them?

cheers