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2009-12-29
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Just click the application you want to uninstall in the uninstall section and an ninstall option will pop up.
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2009-12-29
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yep ... i thought so .... but ... i don't see any apps there
i keep waiting and nothing ... how long it take to populate the list?
i keep waiting and nothing ... how long it take to populate the list?
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2009-12-29
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Sorry, I misunderstood what you were saying. It usually only takes about 10s for the list to show. Are you getting the little loading circle @top right next to app manager text? Did you install the apps through the download section?
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2009-12-29
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ok ... sorry ... i got it!
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
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2009-12-29
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re task manager. Quick and simple way which doesnt involving installing anything is going to a x terminal window and typing 'top'.
This is the busybox version of top, so its cut right back in features and only seems to accept 'q' as a keystroke which quits top.
If you want to kill a process (careful here) you can type 'kill <pid>' in a terminal window, replacing <pid> with the process id number, which you can get from top.
hope that helps
This is the busybox version of top, so its cut right back in features and only seems to accept 'q' as a keystroke which quits top.
If you want to kill a process (careful here) you can type 'kill <pid>' in a terminal window, replacing <pid> with the process id number, which you can get from top.
hope that helps
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2009-12-29
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not easy .. but: thanx!
Originally Posted by jabawok
re task manager. Quick and simple way which doesnt involving installing anything is going to a x terminal window and typing 'top'.
This is the busybox version of top, so its cut right back in features and only seems to accept 'q' as a keystroke which quits top.
If you want to kill a process (careful here) you can type 'kill <pid>' in a terminal window, replacing <pid> with the process id number, which you can get from top.
hope that helps
in application manager you have uninstall ... but there is nothing there ...
i've installed evernote (but there is nowhere) and m-clock (i found it in apps) etc ....
how can i uninstall them
never used unix/linux ... is there a task manager that shows all the running applications? or one could only use some commands in terminal to see the processes and to kill them??