Issue with a replicant.

Forum thread started by The123king on Tue, 2009-11-03 12:52

after fiddling around and messing with replicant, i replicated one of the cpu on-off buttons in Pulse onto the desktop. To my dismay there was no wrench to get rid of it. Any manual way of disposing of unwanted replicants?

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Re: Issue with a replicant.

by Bill Hacker - 2009-11-03 14:06

BT,DT,GTTS - extra desktop pager I couldn't seem to shed OR get a menu for all week.

You're gonna hate this next part...

Just grab it in the lower right corner where a teeny-tiny icon shows and drag the sucker to the trash can and drop it.

Gone.

No harm to its 'parent', even if open elsewhere.

Re: Issue with a replicant.

by cb88 - 2009-11-03 14:13

Oh the irony unintuitive and yet... so easy

Re: Issue with a replicant.

by umccullough - 2009-11-03 15:45
Bill Hacker wrote:

Just grab it in the lower right corner where a teeny-tiny icon shows and drag the sucker to the trash can and drop it.

Actually, I think this is a known bug/issue: that the pulse CPU replicants don't have handles on them.

http://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/4244

Re: Issue with a replicant.

by The123king - 2009-11-03 17:22
umccullough wrote:
Bill Hacker wrote:

Just grab it in the lower right corner where a teeny-tiny icon shows and drag the sucker to the trash can and drop it.

Actually, I think this is a known bug/issue: that the pulse CPU replicants don't have handles on them.

http://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/4244

Yeh, that's the issue i have :|

as i said, any way of getting rid of them manually?

Re: Issue with a replicant.

by The123king - 2009-11-03 17:31

nvm, deleted tracker_shelf as said in the bug report and it's fixed the problem. Thanks anyway :)