Envy 0.9.7-0ubuntu5 fixes a problem with a function of the textual interface of Envy (“Clean the Installation of any Nvidia driver “) which is required only in the case described in point “B” of the instructions.

I have noticed that some of the problems that users are facing are caused by the fact that when they installed Envy, its dependencies were not installed. This can happen if you’re not using Gdebi (e.g. if you use Kubuntu or dpkg -i envy*) (NOTE: I’m not blaming anyone for this). For this reason I have introduced a dependency check that will make sure that all the dependencies are installed when you launch Envy (it will also attempt to install them if required) and will make Envy exit if the missing dependencies cannot be installed.

Here is the Changelog:
* Fixed: the Nvidia clean function (textual installer only) failed because the
nvdistinctionset was called before knowing the os and because of a missing
reference to the Shutilities class
* Fixed: duplicate dependency in debian/control
* Changed: removed aptitude from the dependencies
* Changed: if the dependencies of Envy are missing and cannot be installed Envy will
exit

You can get Envy here as usual.

P.S. Thanks for your feedback. It’s what makes Envy rock 😉