Add/Remove Programs - Kubuntu 18.04
Hello all,
I went to https://foldingathome.org/start-folding/ and downloaded fahclient_7.6.21_amd64.deb fahcontrol_7.6.21-1_all.deb I just downloaded each, and clicked on each and clicked on install. How do you uninstall apps? There is Discover and at the bottom right of the Discover window, there is Installed. But in that list, I don’t see fahclient and fahcontrol. Does Linux maintain a separate list for things installed from DEB files? I know that I could do this from the terminal sudo dpkg -r fahclient sudo dpkg -r fahcontrol but I am wondering how Linux has evolved. ~~~~vmelkon |
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You seem to be using Kubuntu. https://userbase.kde.org/Kubuntu/Advanced/en Evo2. |
So, I'm suppose to use Muon to uninstall it?
The fahclient and fahcontrol are in the list of Muon, so that is looking good. I select fahclient and click Remove and click Apply Changes and it says could not download Packages. ~~~~vmelkon |
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Generally, third party software sources such as you linked to, should have a README or similar file which explains how to remove it. It is obviously not part of the Ubuntu/Debian systems or repositories so it is up to the developers to explain.
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Here are a couple of screenshots of the Muon package manager.
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This is a fresh install of Kubuntu 18.04 in VirtualBox. I was testing to see if the FAH stuff is functional (install, run, uninstall). 2 of the 3 DEB files installed. That's what you see in Muon. I could not install fahviewer_7.6.21_amd64.deb It says: Error: Cannot satisfy dependencies So, in any case, 2 of the DEB were installable. Why can't they be uninstalled from Muon? I a able to uninstall them from the command line. ~~~~vmelkon |
Hi,
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https://github.com/FoldingAtHome/fah...ment-606369427 I was running FAH at the start of last year when they were helping out with COVID-19 research. Evo2. |
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