Pretty self explanatory. Currently this is causing problems in the microG installer. The microG installer allows the user to select variants. If the user had installed one variant, uninstalled it, and then tries to install another variant within a single host OS reboot, it may produce a bad install (e.g. UnifiedNlp gets installed in place of the microG Service Core).
Pretty self explanatory. Currently this is causing problems in the microG installer. The microG installer allows the user to select variants. If the user had installed one variant, uninstalled it, and then tries to install another variant within a single host OS reboot, it may produce a bad install (e.g. UnifiedNlp gets installed in place of the microG Service Core).
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Pretty self explanatory. Currently this is causing problems in the microG installer. The microG installer allows the user to select variants. If the user had installed one variant, uninstalled it, and then tries to install another variant within a single host OS reboot, it may produce a bad install (e.g. UnifiedNlp gets installed in place of the microG Service Core).