Posted 4 years ago
There should be an option to uninstall this fully and not have any information of it left over
IMVULite [Updated 04-18-2024]
Posted 4 years ago
@mrrock2085
What information was left over after you uninstalled it?
Posted 4 years ago
I would like to ask, is possible port it to Linux? I want know that before give a try into.
Edit: Also, no hope for anyone, i'm noob and the reason because i'm asking is for start to learn knowing is possible.
Edit: Also, no hope for anyone, i'm noob and the reason because i'm asking is for start to learn knowing is possible.
Posted 4 years ago
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@usermamah
I have zero knowledge in porting the client to linux. I know it's possible though.
Posted 4 years ago
@DataMine
Good, thanks.
-- Sun Jan 05, 2020 9:07 pm --
Has any problem in using the IMVUlite with a updated version from IMVU client? Why is necessary to install a older version? They know and can ban you if its not the same? is necessary only to fix error or is it really necessary?
-- Sun Jan 05, 2020 9:15 pm --
@Worldling1
The crashing is happenning for people trying emulate in Linux as well. Now I've a question, has any people running imvu in Linux right now? If yes, tell me how did u fix the crashing.
Edit: I was able to run and worked perfectly.
Posted 4 years ago
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IMVULite is a modified client built on whatever version is the latest when I do an IMVULite update.
Posted 4 years ago
DataMine wrote:IMVULite is a modified client built on whatever version is the latest when I do an IMVULite update.
@DataMine
does this mean the updates for the version it is automated
Posted 4 years ago
wow nice aplication
Posted 4 years ago
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DJYKJ wrote:DataMine wrote:IMVULite is a modified client built on whatever version is the latest when I do an IMVULite update.
@DataMinedoes this mean the updates for the version it is automated
@DJYKJ
@DJYKJ
No, I have to update IMVULite to a new client version manually. I typically update IMVULite twice a year or so unless a major update comes out in between.
Posted 4 years ago
DataMine wrote:DJYKJ wrote: DataMine wrote:IMVULite is a modified client built on whatever version is the latest when I do an IMVULite update.
@DataMinedoes this mean the updates for the version it is automated
@DJYKJ@DJYKJ No, I have to update IMVULite to a new client version manually. I typically update IMVULite twice a year or so unless a major update comes out in between.
@DataMine
I'm guess there isn't an easier way for you to really do the updates, like you must spend hours in doing this