I'm finding this rather bizarre.
On 17/07/07, Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Firstly, completely shutting down evolution requires a bit of chicanery IIRC.
evolution --force-shutdown #Forcibly shut down all Evolution components
Cool - this shut down the backend processes.
Then do your deletion then start again.
It hadn't created these files again. Hmm, can't be that.
If that still doesn't work, look in ~/.gconf/apps/evolution - that may be
Deleted everythign in this directory.
And it still comes up with the same data!
Is there an apt-get command to uninstall and take all the data files
with it? (Though from memory last time I tried it took half of gnome
with it!)
