@dobey That's a good point for devices where the native UI should be hidden at (almost) all times from the user and only the POS (or whatever) app should appear in normal use.

@domubpkm OK, this time I removed the cache, config and data from both the older and latest apps, and immediately I could delete the old one from UT Tweak tool.

I double checked if it was indeed gone, then made sure the remaining app worked and success in both cases.

Thanks for all the suggestions, and also a shout-out to developers, maintainers and packagers of the funnest game on the platform!

@moem When I first installed UT, it took me a while to figure out how to answer a call (pull the little button on top of "answer" or "reject"). I just clicked the crap out of the "answer" button. Same with the unlock screen. (If you touch the lock screen, a little "< unlock >" appears at the bottom as a hint, but I didn't initially take the hint.)

And while not a critical feature, it was months before I figured out the significance of the lock screen sunburst pattern w.r.t. the statistic in the middle.

@lakotaubp

Thanks. Didn't even know about that. Ok, removed 12kB of config -- no other cache or data listed in UT Tweak, but I checked them for removal anyway.

But app still can't be removed. If I click the red remove button or the trash can, I get the confirmation dialog, I confirm and the dialog disappears -- but the app does not.

A couple OTAs ago, Tux Racer stopped working. When a new, working version came out I installed it. It worked, the old one didn't, and both appeared in my list of installed apps. The catch was I couldn't uninstall the old version, uninstall just failed silently.

Mysteriously, old Tux Racer now works again after OTA 16. But I still can't uninstall it, so I've got two side-by-side. What's up with this, and what should I try? Thanks for any ideas.

@keneda said in The camera-app is crashing!:

@moem I agree, why staying on OTA15?

Ironically in this case, for stability. I'm usually very slow to make system-wide upgrades, a habit I got into with desktop Ubuntu.

Same problem on OnePlus One, OTA-15. Apparently yesterday was the first time I wanted to take a picture since "upgrading" the app.