Damir, the file sync, music services, etc are shutting down, but ubuntu
one identity service continues to exist. It's how we do all the SSO
stuff and it's sticking around. So there might be packages left to
provide these services I imagine. I've not looked to see what all exists.
Nicholas
On 04/16/2014 10:15 AM, Damir B wrote:
Hello,
An easy way to "uninstall it all" would be to open up Synaptic package manager*
and search for any ubuntu one related packages and mark them for removal. Do pay
attention do any critical packages that might get removed in the process however as you
ultimately might not want to remove it depending on its dependencies. As for why any
Ubuntu One packages come by default in 14.04 at all since the service will be disabled
soon (and then deleted/removed completely soon after) is a good question.
Was this an executive decision or were the packages just never removed
following the announcement? I agree that they should be removed since the
service is officially discontinued.
Damir
*If you don't have Synaptic installed, run sudo apt-get install synaptic in a
terminal prompt first.
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2014 16:07:11 +0200
Subject: Ubuntu one
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Hi all,
I've just recently installed 14.04 beta and noticed one thing I wanted to
mention here.
During install the installer let's you log into or create an account in
Ubuntu One. At the end of installation on the launcher icons for Ubuntu
One and Ubuntu One Music Store are placed automatically.
However, according to the Ubuntu One team, Ubuntu One is being
discontinued, no further sign ups are accepted and the whole service will
be canceled in a month or two.
Should this be taken out from the install? I do not even know a way to
easily uninstall it all. Newbies will run into this as problem.
What do you say?
Gabor Toth
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