Closed RenzoAPM closed 9 months ago
As with everything else in linux-based systems, Uninstalling a program does not stop any running instances.
As you discovered, you could use a task manager to close the process, or close it out from the config window before uninstalling it.
As for repeatedly asking for authentication, we probably could do with a system to not ask again if explicitly denied. It simply wasn't a needed feature before.
The major issue with checking ~/ files is that they will not be deleted on uninstall either
Thanks for the hasty reply. You mentioned the config window, but I'm not sure where to find this. I tried running the command discover-overlay --configure
but the discover-overlay
command is not recognized. Would you like me to create a separate issue? Feel free to close this one whenever you feel like it.
Well assuming you haven't reinstalled it, it's uninstalled so a new instance can't be started.
If it is installed, it's where ever your package manager put it. I don't know whoever is doing the Debian packages so I can't check to see how it works.
Either way it should be listed in your app launcher if it's installed.
I figured it out. It's listed as a separate app (Discover Overlay Configuration) which can be found in my app menu. You may close this issue, or leave it open until you fix the repeating authentication requests for Streamkit Overlay. It's up to you. Thank you for your help.
I'll rebrand it, it still has purpose!
Fixed in latest commit.
Closes with an error log to explain why
Steps to Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Discord overlay will no longer appear when joining a voice channel.
Problematic behavior It still appears when joining a voice channel. Also, if you add the step:
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Installation Method
Solution
Additional comment I am mainly creating this issue to help anyone having issues uninstalling Discover_Overlay. It would also be nice if the discover overlay process did not continue after it is uninstalled. Maybe there is a way it can check if the
~/Discover
folder exists. Maybe the steps to uninstall could be added to theREADME.md
, even though it is simple.