How to uninstall a Libertine package
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@juangrodeja system setting Libertine, tap on container, swipe right on app you need to remove tap red bin
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@lakotaubp Thanks. That didn't work, probably because the package is half-installed —the installation longed about 24 hours, the latter ones without any log output, so I tried to restart. Now the previous log output is not visible anymore ( in the container's info page —"Operation details"). I cannot reinstall the package until I have removed it. By the way, the package is "chromium-browser"
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@juangrodeja If you have nothing else vital in the container, delete the whole container by swiping right on it as above and start again. Also not sure that chromium browser works in libertine. But I may have misread that.
One tip is to put the lock when idle option in battery settings to never when working with libertine.
Oh nearly forgot in the terminal
libertine-container-manager remove-package -p Package-Name -
@lakotaubp Thanks again. The tip on the battery settings allowed me to have chromium installed on a different container. But it crashes after a bit without leaving any message. Nearly the same happened with Firefox, what did shock me. Arora runs successfully, but it is giving me problems with forms (when I start writing in the second field, it returns to the first one). And has problems with geogebra web applications.
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@juangrodeja Libertine is very hit and miss. There are plenty of items on the forum about it. Have look around. If you can't delete the app or container via system setting, then probably best to access,your devices via a PC or laptop and use the terminal.commands way.
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I would like to delete the default libertine container. I tried via terminal, then "Libertine.py:125: ERROR: _delete_rootfs(): [Errno 13] Permission denied: 'dev'" appears. I tried this also via adb shell on pc - the same... Via swipe right in system settings (Libertine) and tap on red trash symbol nothing happens. No spinning wheel...
I'm on bq m10 hd xenial 16.04 stable.
Thanks!
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@Lakotaubp I looked to that and followed the instructions. Above are the results...
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@1896er said in How to uninstall a Libertine package:
I would like to delete the default libertine container. I tried via terminal, then "Libertine.py:125: ERROR: _delete_rootfs(): [Errno 13] Permission denied: 'dev'" appears. I tried this also via adb shell on pc - the same... Via swipe right in system settings (Libertine) and tap on red trash symbol nothing happens. No spinning wheel...
I'm on bq m10 hd xenial 16.04 stable.
Thanks!
Weird. Maybe try to reboot, then try again to delete first thing after the reboot.
Ps: your question would be better served in it's own thread. It's a different problem.
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@1896er Perhaps use sudo. So,
sudo libertine-container-manager remove-package -p PACKAGE-NAME -
libertine-container-manager works without sudo.
What has probably happened is that some entry has been left in the .json configuration file. I am away from my UT device at the moment, so I cannot check on the correct name or path. But it should be floating around in the forums somewhere..
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It looks like the problem is that some directories are still bind mounted in the container, and aren't being unmounted for some reason. If you reboot into recovery, you can delete the libertine container's root filesystem directory by hand, and nothing will be mounted at that point.
You can also check
mount -l | grep libertineto see what is still mounted, and try to forcefully unmount, and then re-run thelibertine-container-managercommand to destroy the container once no mounts are left for it.
