Comments

• The Open Sourcerer

  2009-04-30 21:12:39

  @ the11thplague, glad to have helped another remove Mono.

• The Mad Hatter

  2009-04-30 20:10:14

  Heck, removing Mono is dead easy, just fire up Synaptic, do a search on Mono, and select the "remove from hard drive" option. It takes 5 minutes at most.
  
  However I'm going to complain - saying that GNote 0.3 is finally out is ridiculous. That implies that the project is moving slowly, while it is moving very fast indeed.

• Roy Schestowitz

  2009-04-30 20:13:34

  It wasn't meant to be interpreted in this way.

• the11thplague

  2009-04-30 18:52:12

  Thanks, it worked flawlessly. Goodbye Mono!

• the11thplague

  2009-04-30 14:53:55

  Is this guy reliable, or will this solution just mess it all up ? http://www.theopensourcerer.com/2009/04/23/how-to-remove-mono-from-ubuntu-904-jaunty-jackalope/
  
  Also, how can I get a real avatar on your site ? Thanks for your patience.

• Roy Schestowitz

  2009-04-30 15:42:41

  Yes, Alan Lord is reliable (I know him).
  
  You can upload your avatar here in Gravatar.

• the11thplague

  2009-04-30 14:46:51

  Ok, sorry for the dumb question, but how can I remove Mono from the new Ubuntu 9, without screwing it up ? I never used tomboy, and I can do without F-spot, of course.

• sillyxone

  2009-05-02 16:13:24

  for those who want the quick launch feature of Gnome-Do, I've been using Launchy for a year and perfectly happy with it.
  
  Although Launchy doesn't have all fancy features as Gnome-Do, not depending on Mono is the absolute advantage that no features can compare to.