Disabling these things doesn't seem good enough...bits still hang
around. I've had decent success with this:
$ sudo -i
# cd /
# for i in `find -iname '*akonadi*'`; do rm -rvf $i; done
# for i in `find -iname '*nepomuk*'`; do rm -rvf $i; done
# apt-get install libnepomukutils4
That last one is required and it will pull in libnepomukquery4a and
libnepomuk4; without those, kdeinit will fail (that's what I
observed on my 12.04 alpha 1 test PC, anyway). You'll also need to
edit ~/.config/Trolltech.conf and remove all lines with references
to "akonadi" and "nepomuk."
Yes, this is truly a blunt way to get rid of something, it probably
will cause update problems as time moves on, it might even kill your
pets and rip a hole in space. Don't do it! Unless you're prepared to
handle unknown consequences
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On 2011-12-12 09:25, Kaj Haulrich wrote:
On
12/12/2011 06:13 PM, Bruce Marshall wrote:
On Monday, December 12, 2011 09:48:04
uteck wrote:
KDE gets so close to being awesome, but
things like nepomuk just drag
it down into a nigh gnomish nightmare.
Once I disabled it from running my system became usable again.
2011/12/12 Georgi Kourtev<gkourtev@gmail.com>:
+1
and add my vote to do away with akonadi
+2 and me too...
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