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I get that. The problem is, it slams back to the login screen when it eventually exits. Why is it loading when users log into their desktop? Maybe it's the way I described the problem. I already uninstalled it. I'll move on.

One thing I did was to copy from one user to the new user. Like I mention, I was transitioning from user Demo to new user. (I wanted to keep Demo, but remove all customizations) I uninstalled Kodi, so I can use my system. It even hijacked the root user desktop. After I uninstalled it, I could log ...

Install Kodi, then run it. Exit. Then create a new user and see what happens. On my system it started Kodi on its own even though that new user never open the package. It's opening even though the user selected their own name.

That's what I was using. It is hijacking all other users, is what I'm trying to say. I chose my username. Anyone who logs into the system is met with a full screen Kodi that will not allow you to use your desktop. Especially new users. Even after selecting your own username. There is something wrong ...

Are you trying to install the plugin with Geany version 2.0.0? They will not work. You will have to wait until they add the 2.0 plugins.

I see that now.

I installed the MEGAsync app from the MX Package Installer and it works perfect. It's under the Network section.

After installing the Kodi package, I notice it want to start in full screen mode after logging into the system. It starts by asking to load plugins. After creating new user, so I don't use the Demo account Kodi starts on it on asking the same. Install add-ons That's just the beginning. You cannot ...

Yes, I have seen that. There are over 15 separate plugins, and I use 12 of those. I'll download the the two packages and check it out. Thanks for the link.

Can we upgrade this package from 1.38 to 2.0.0?

There has been quite a few bug fixes and feature enhancements. Many UI improvements.

https://www.geany.org/
https://www.geany.org/download/releases

I know there is a flatpak, but this one should be installed natively due to code libraries and ...