very Hard to uninstall Scopes (pre-installed or not)

[Gabriele]

You can not manage channels of Scope.

You can disable or enable the preset channels ( eg . titles from BBC news, or El Pais news) but do not choose or remove sources .

I use Aquaris e4.5 Ubuntu Edition, Ubuntu 14.10 r21 and the last Today scope (upgrade 21/04/2015)

Gabriele

[Chris Wayne (cwayne)]

The settings that you see are different sources, and you can disable/enable them from there. Are you saying that you can't add *more* sources that aren't already in settings?

[Gabriele (gabrielemartelli)]

No, I say that - to uninstall the sources pre installed on your phone - you need to go on the Store , find Scopes installed , and proceed to remove one at a time .
because that scopes preinstalled are many , the work of cleaning of scopes that do not interest is very long.
It would be more practical to find a way to remove scopes directly from the list of sources .
Now , however , I do not have the phone in hand because it is in technical assistance from BQ , so I can not be more precise .
I hope I explained .

Gabriele

[Gabriele (gabrielemartelli)]

If I want to disable the scopes pre-installed , I have to do this by going to the search scope on the store one by one

[Gabriele (gabrielemartelli)]

I try to clarify .

Try to eliminate the scope preinstalled 7digital .
1) You click the button with the " A" at the top of window, and enter in "Ubuntu Store"
2) Try searching for " 7 Digital ."
3) You can't find it so you can't uninstall it .

Even if you find the "scope "you want, it's very very hard to repeat the operation for each scope (preinstalled or not) that you want to delete.

It would be better to have the ability to uninstall "scope" directly from list