Hello,
My name is Tony Psmythe and I am very new to Ubuntu, (I started
with Saucy Salamander (13.10) as my first linux OS, so I've VERY new)
and I downloaded Battle for Wesnoth v1.10. Once I was finished with it,
I tried to uninstall it. Now I'm running a 32bit computer with 0.99Gb
(yes, sadly it's true, 0.99Gb!) and a intel Atom processor (1.60GHz x 2,
SLOW!) and I had Chromium running. I right-clicked Wesnoth and clicked
the Uninstall button. Now, normally, one will put in the root password
and the program will uninstall, but when I clicked the button, NOTHING
happened. The processor light blinked a couple times, but that was it.
I've tried uninstalling it when nothing else was running, but still,
nothing happens! So my IT friend helped me***rm -r wesnoth* *it. Even
then, the icon for wesnoth still remained. And, as we *grep*-ed for
wesnoth, HUNDREDS of files everywhere, remained.
Here's the wierd thing. The next day, Wesnoth couldn't be found. I
haven't restarted the computer at all, I've only locked the screen
overnight. Creepy.
Any ideas?
Tony
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