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I upgraded from 18.04 to 18.10 everything went fine except this problem. When the computer locks I have to login twice. I have to press Ctrl+Alt+F1 and then login to my account again and then after I prompted again to login into my locked account again. otherwise I all see is the background and application taskbar. Strange the locked user prompt has this strange background showing the stars of the universe which I never setup.
login 18.10
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I upgraded from 18.04 to 18.10 everything went fine except this problem. When the computer locks I have to login twice. I have to press Ctrl+Alt+F1 and then login to my account again and then after I prompted again to login into my locked account again. otherwise I all see is the background and application taskbar. Strange the locked user prompt has this strange background showing the stars of the universe which I never setup.
login 18.10
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Kulfy
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I upgraded from 18.04 to 18.10 everything went fine except this problem. When the computer locks I have to login twice. I have to press Ctrl+Alt+F1 and then login to my account again and then after I prompted again to login into my locked account again. otherwise I all see is the background and application taskbar. Strange the locked user prompt has this strange background showing the stars of the universe which I never setup.
login 18.10
edited Nov 26 at 0:15
Kulfy
2,42021033
asked Oct 25 at 3:43
Steve Spence
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I upgraded from 18.04 to 18.10 everything went fine except this problem. When the computer locks I have to login twice. I have to press Ctrl+Alt+F1 and then login to my account again and then after I prompted again to login into my locked account again. otherwise I all see is the background and application taskbar. Strange the locked user prompt has this strange background showing the stars of the universe which I never setup.
login 18.10
login 18.10
edited Nov 26 at 0:15
Kulfy
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asked Oct 25 at 3:43
Steve Spence
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edited Nov 26 at 0:15
Kulfy
2,42021033
asked Oct 25 at 3:43
Steve Spence
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edited Nov 26 at 0:15
Kulfy
2,42021033
edited Nov 26 at 0:15
Kulfy
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edited Nov 26 at 0:15
Kulfy
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Although I prefer not to I was forced to reinstall the GNOME.
In order to install the full Ubuntu GNOME desktop use the tasksel command. In case the tasksel command is not available on your system you can install it by:
sudo apt install tasksel
Once the tasksel command is installed, begin the GNOME desktop installation by executing:
sudo tasksel install ubuntu-desktop
To start GNOME session on your system console and execute:
sudo service gdm3 start
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Although I prefer not to I was forced to reinstall the GNOME.
In order to install the full Ubuntu GNOME desktop use the tasksel command. In case the tasksel command is not available on your system you can install it by:
sudo apt install tasksel
Once the tasksel command is installed, begin the GNOME desktop installation by executing:
sudo tasksel install ubuntu-desktop
To start GNOME session on your system console and execute:
sudo service gdm3 start
edited Nov 26 at 0:17
Kulfy
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answered Nov 26 at 0:13
Steve Spence
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Although I prefer not to I was forced to reinstall the GNOME.
In order to install the full Ubuntu GNOME desktop use the tasksel command. In case the tasksel command is not available on your system you can install it by:
sudo apt install tasksel
Once the tasksel command is installed, begin the GNOME desktop installation by executing:
sudo tasksel install ubuntu-desktop
To start GNOME session on your system console and execute:
sudo service gdm3 start
edited Nov 26 at 0:17
Kulfy
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answered Nov 26 at 0:13
Steve Spence
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up vote
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Although I prefer not to I was forced to reinstall the GNOME.
In order to install the full Ubuntu GNOME desktop use the tasksel command. In case the tasksel command is not available on your system you can install it by:
sudo apt install tasksel
Once the tasksel command is installed, begin the GNOME desktop installation by executing:
sudo tasksel install ubuntu-desktop
To start GNOME session on your system console and execute:
sudo service gdm3 start
edited Nov 26 at 0:17
Kulfy
2,42021033
answered Nov 26 at 0:13
Steve Spence
11
Although I prefer not to I was forced to reinstall the GNOME.
In order to install the full Ubuntu GNOME desktop use the tasksel command. In case the tasksel command is not available on your system you can install it by:
sudo apt install tasksel
Once the tasksel command is installed, begin the GNOME desktop installation by executing:
sudo tasksel install ubuntu-desktop
To start GNOME session on your system console and execute:
sudo service gdm3 start
edited Nov 26 at 0:17
Kulfy
2,42021033
answered Nov 26 at 0:13
Steve Spence
11
edited Nov 26 at 0:17
Kulfy
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edited Nov 26 at 0:17
Kulfy
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edited Nov 26 at 0:17
Kulfy
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answered Nov 26 at 0:13
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answered Nov 26 at 0:13
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