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Originally Posted by knc1
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2) The "extensions" folder is not part of the stock image.
That is the part of the directory tree used by MR extensions.
So use the "un-install" (if the add-on has one) and then just "install" again the add-on you think you have broke.
3) Should be a built-in feature.
Two finger it, upper left and lower right, or upper right and lower left corners of the screen.
(I don't have a PW2, I am unsure which diagonal pair of corners it is.)
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Thank you knc1! There was no uninstall option on those applications that I coud use, so I just have deleted the application folders. Unfortunately therere were in there also some Linux files with other downloaded applications that did not work, that I have also deleted: e.g. dos2unix or p7zip.
So on the first question, please let me rephrase: how can I rebuild the Extension folder if on purpose deleting? I do not exclude deleting all the applications installed, which are not so many anyway.
EDIT: But I think that there were some file of folder put there by default when creating "Extensions". Was that Kual's contribution?