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Openbox Ricing Wrapper
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How to uninstall orw configs #7

Open Lucifer3301 opened 4 years ago

s0la commented 4 years ago

Before removing, check if there is backup of your previous configs named .backup_by_orw.tar.gz in ~/.config directory and copy it somewhere safe. To remove ORW config files just remove ~/.orw/dotfiles/.config directory, and that's it! :)

After that's done, just extract content of backup file you previously copied, and you should be good to go! :)

Lucifer3301 commented 4 years ago

Thanks alot. But I've problems with installation itself, how to manually install dependencies? It shows me " Failed to install dependencies, try installing them manually and run './setup.sh apps orw fonts man' " I've run ./setup.sh apps orw fonts man' , and then log into openbox, config of yours works pretty bad cause I haven't install dependencies :<

s0la commented 4 years ago

All dependencies are listed in setup script (line 105 if you're using Debian based system, or 140 if you're on Arch based one), and also common dependencies - line 100.. Try installing them manually and see which one cause the issue :)

I'll implement verbose mode for setup script, it should already been done, but I've been quite busy past few days, so I'll add that probably tomorrow..

Hopefully that will be more usefull than generic error mesage :)

Lucifer3301 commented 4 years ago

I have installed all of the dependencies, after that I run the script, and now when I log into openbox it shows me default openbox settings, theme, etc

s0la commented 4 years ago

Great!! :) Which command did you use to run the script? I assume its missing config files you previousely removed, so you should probably copy it from the ORW repo (or directory you cloned from github) and place under dotfiles (~/.orw/dotfiles/.config), than open the setup script with you text editor of choice, find orw function (line 210) and comment out (put '#' before the code) every line except for backup ~/.config. After that, try running setup.sh orw, hopefull that should do :)