Honestly I wouldn't concern yourself with it at this point. Ubuntu 18.04
is due out in just over two weeks.
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I actually don't think uninstalling nvidia & reinstalling is good
enough. gdm3 has to be removed.
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Yeah, apparently 17.10 wasn’t tested thoroughly before release.
And yes, #60 works. Just make sure lightdm is installed.
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Sorry you can't get it working, that's all I can think of. My advice
would be to just go back to 17.04 and install Gnome there if you want
the Gnome experience.
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Good luck! I went through several tries to get it right. Make sure after
removing gdm that lightdm is installed.. that's key. And if you get a
login screen, be sure to use Xorg. Those two things SHOULD get you on
the right track hopefully.
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Just to make sure, did you try the below in this exact order?
sudo apt purge gdm3
(optional step if lightdm is not auto installe) sudo apt install -y lightdm
sudo apt purge nvidia*
sudo apt install linux-headers-$(uname -r)
sudo apt install nvidia-384
This worked for me. At the
Did the steps above on my laptop. It works, though the "Ubuntu" login
just logs me out right away (I believe that's Wayland). If I choose
"Ubuntu on Xorg", I can log in with no issues.
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You're right :) I skipped the nvidia part. Just wanted to see how the VM
would behave if I purged gdm. Then I realized lightdm was not installed,
so that would be an extra step on that list.
Thanks, everyone
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Thanks! Ran that on a VM as a test. I wound up with a text-based login
shell, no greeter. "sudo apt install lightdm" fixed that, but my VM may
not have been in a totally clean state.
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Sorry, there were many different solutions posted so I wasn’t sure which
was the correct one.
So just to be clear, is the solution:
$ sudo apt purge gdm3
??
What’s the exact list of steps to resolve this?
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Sorry to spam the comments, there's no edit feature. Once again I have a
black screen with a blinking cursor, but I'm able to hit Ctrl+Alt+F6 to
get to a shell. How do I troubleshoot this?
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Update: Went into a recovery shell as root, ran "dpkg-reconfigure
xserver-xorg". I got no output, no prompts, nothing. Rebooted, things
are OK now.
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I take that back. Just rebooted, and I have a black screen with a
blinking cursor. Ugh.
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Ubuntu 17.10 boots to
Just wanted to weigh in: simply adding "nomodeset" to my kernel command
line worked! I was able to use the proprietary NVidia drivers, no
problem. I'm on a ThinkPad T570.
It looks like due to this change, I'm using X11 instead of Wayland. I
don't know if I care either way, everything works great
I'm not sure what upstream means or what to do at this point. I have the
latest Ubuntu 14.04 with 3.13.0-29 kernel, and there is still no drag
lock option in the touchpad preferences.
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Is this fixed in 13.10?
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Cursor moves with Disable touchpad while typing
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Confirmed on 13.04. gnome-disks is pretty much unusable, can't even
format a USB flash drive. gparted has no issues doing so.
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Going into System Settings Mouse/Touchpad, and checking the box
Disable while typing has no effect. I'm on a ThinkPad S431 using a
Synaptics touchpad.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.04
Package: gnome-control-center 1:3.6.3-0ubuntu24.1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
Public bug reported:
When going to the Empathy main menu and choosing Contacts Search for
Contacts, a dialog comes up. After typing some text in the Search box,
the Find button remains disabled and there's no way to search.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.04
Package: empathy
What I think you mean is, in the notification menu, when you get an
incoming message, it shows your own name rather than the person you're
talking to.
I've discovered what causes this: if you start a conversation with
someone, your own name is shown in the notification menu. The other
party has
Tested, works great! Not too sure how to change the bug to reflect that
though.
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Can't drag/drop files onto bookmarked
This is great! I'd like to thank the developers who worked on this to
make it happen. Your efforts are hugely appreciated!
I'll enable the proposed source and watch for this.
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I have explicitly set the gnome terminal to be 80x24, yet it opens a
window that is 80x22. I have to set my window size to 80x26 in order to
get 80x24.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: gnome-terminal 3.4.1.1-0ubuntu1
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Oh, nice tip. That worked, thanks! Still though, one shouldn't have to
do that. Something is clearly getting trashed in the theme settings upon
upgrade to 11.10.
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Confirmed, on Ubuntu 11.10 and this bug still occurs for me too.
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Evolution meeting requests have wrong times
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There is no Xsession error. And this bug does reproduce in a brand new
guest account as well.
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Empathy loses all
Public bug reported:
Upon upgrading from 11.04 to 11.10, empathy is now unstyled. No
balloons, no formatting, it's quite ugly. The only thing that shows up
besides plaintext is the avatar images. Others are experiencing the same
issue.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
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Empathy loses all styling after upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10
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Can't drag/drop files onto bookmarked folders
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Usability issue: One would expect to be able to drag/drop files onto the
bookmarked folders in the lefthand pane in nautilus. However, this is
not possible.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
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Will check this in oneiric ASAP
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Verified. This bug still exists in 11.04.
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I get meeting requests at work (via MAPI plugin, Exchange 2003) and the
times are always off. The meeting might be at noon but Evo thinks it's
five hours later. My time zone settings are correct, I've double-
checked.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
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Nope, the new version still does not allow an ASCII (armored) encrypted
file as an option. It always encrypts to a binary file.
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Binary package hint: seahorse
Feature request: add the ability for Ubuntu's built-in GPG/PGP interface
to allow ASCII output of encrypted files and signatures.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.10
Package: seahorse 2.32.0-0ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
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