Refresh option in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS [closed]
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I'm new to Ubuntu . I want a 'refresh' option, like in Windows when you right click on desktop, because it doesn't get refreshed automaticaly. Can anyone help me to get that option in Ubuntu? How to add refresh option in Ubuntu 18?
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closed as unclear what you're asking by muru, Melebius, guiverc, RoVo, N0rbert Nov 28 at 15:56
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I'm new to Ubuntu . I want a 'refresh' option, like in Windows when you right click on desktop, because it doesn't get refreshed automaticaly. Can anyone help me to get that option in Ubuntu? How to add refresh option in Ubuntu 18?
18.04 lts
asked Nov 28 at 7:07
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closed as unclear what you're asking by muru, Melebius, guiverc, RoVo, N0rbert Nov 28 at 15:56
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Ubuntu doesn't need a refresh button. Is there a specific reason why you need that?
– Kulfy
Nov 28 at 7:12
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Please edit your question to explain your actual problem, i.e. what does not get refreshed automatically.
– Melebius
Nov 28 at 7:17
I would also suggest clarifying your release of Ubuntu. There have been two releases of Ubuntu in 2018, the April release (18.04 LTS) & October release (18.10) as there is Ubuntu 18. A lot of non-technical users drop the .04 off LTS releases, so Ubuntu 18 is inaccurately sometimes used to refer to 18.04 LTS but you've tagged Ubuntu 18.10 or the later October release.
– guiverc
Nov 28 at 7:32
Sorry I have tagged wrong one, I edited it. @guiverc
– Cham
Nov 28 at 7:43
Yes It doesn't get refreshed automatically @Melebius
– Cham
Nov 28 at 7:43
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I'm new to Ubuntu . I want a 'refresh' option, like in Windows when you right click on desktop, because it doesn't get refreshed automaticaly. Can anyone help me to get that option in Ubuntu? How to add refresh option in Ubuntu 18?
18.04 lts
asked Nov 28 at 7:07
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I'm new to Ubuntu . I want a 'refresh' option, like in Windows when you right click on desktop, because it doesn't get refreshed automaticaly. Can anyone help me to get that option in Ubuntu? How to add refresh option in Ubuntu 18?
18.04 lts
18.04 lts
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asked Nov 28 at 7:07
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asked Nov 28 at 7:07
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asked Nov 28 at 7:07
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asked Nov 28 at 7:07
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closed as unclear what you're asking by muru, Melebius, guiverc, RoVo, N0rbert Nov 28 at 15:56
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as unclear what you're asking by muru, Melebius, guiverc, RoVo, N0rbert Nov 28 at 15:56
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Ubuntu doesn't need a refresh button. Is there a specific reason why you need that?
– Kulfy
Nov 28 at 7:12
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Please edit your question to explain your actual problem, i.e. what does not get refreshed automatically.
– Melebius
Nov 28 at 7:17
I would also suggest clarifying your release of Ubuntu. There have been two releases of Ubuntu in 2018, the April release (18.04 LTS) & October release (18.10) as there is Ubuntu 18. A lot of non-technical users drop the .04 off LTS releases, so Ubuntu 18 is inaccurately sometimes used to refer to 18.04 LTS but you've tagged Ubuntu 18.10 or the later October release.
– guiverc
Nov 28 at 7:32
Sorry I have tagged wrong one, I edited it. @guiverc
– Cham
Nov 28 at 7:43
Yes It doesn't get refreshed automatically @Melebius
– Cham
Nov 28 at 7:43
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Ubuntu doesn't need a refresh button. Is there a specific reason why you need that?
– Kulfy
Nov 28 at 7:12
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Please edit your question to explain your actual problem, i.e. what does not get refreshed automatically.
– Melebius
Nov 28 at 7:17
I would also suggest clarifying your release of Ubuntu. There have been two releases of Ubuntu in 2018, the April release (18.04 LTS) & October release (18.10) as there is Ubuntu 18. A lot of non-technical users drop the .04 off LTS releases, so Ubuntu 18 is inaccurately sometimes used to refer to 18.04 LTS but you've tagged Ubuntu 18.10 or the later October release.
– guiverc
Nov 28 at 7:32
Sorry I have tagged wrong one, I edited it. @guiverc
– Cham
Nov 28 at 7:43
Yes It doesn't get refreshed automatically @Melebius
– Cham
Nov 28 at 7:43
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Ubuntu doesn't need a refresh button. Is there a specific reason why you need that?
– Kulfy
Nov 28 at 7:12
Ubuntu doesn't need a refresh button. Is there a specific reason why you need that?
– Kulfy
Nov 28 at 7:12
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Please edit your question to explain your actual problem, i.e. what does not get refreshed automatically.
– Melebius
Nov 28 at 7:17
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Please edit your question to explain your actual problem, i.e. what does not get refreshed automatically.
– Melebius
Nov 28 at 7:17
I would also suggest clarifying your release of Ubuntu. There have been two releases of Ubuntu in 2018, the April release (18.04 LTS) & October release (18.10) as there is Ubuntu 18. A lot of non-technical users drop the .04 off LTS releases, so Ubuntu 18 is inaccurately sometimes used to refer to 18.04 LTS but you've tagged Ubuntu 18.10 or the later October release.
– guiverc
Nov 28 at 7:32
I would also suggest clarifying your release of Ubuntu. There have been two releases of Ubuntu in 2018, the April release (18.04 LTS) & October release (18.10) as there is Ubuntu 18. A lot of non-technical users drop the .04 off LTS releases, so Ubuntu 18 is inaccurately sometimes used to refer to 18.04 LTS but you've tagged Ubuntu 18.10 or the later October release.
– guiverc
Nov 28 at 7:32
Sorry I have tagged wrong one, I edited it. @guiverc
– Cham
Nov 28 at 7:43
Sorry I have tagged wrong one, I edited it. @guiverc
– Cham
Nov 28 at 7:43
Yes It doesn't get refreshed automatically @Melebius
– Cham
Nov 28 at 7:43
Yes It doesn't get refreshed automatically @Melebius
– Cham
Nov 28 at 7:43
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Reload option in menu (top right corner) supports this function.
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Reload option in menu (top right corner) supports this function.
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Reload option in menu (top right corner) supports this function.
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Reload option in menu (top right corner) supports this function.
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Reload option in menu (top right corner) supports this function.
answered Nov 28 at 8:03
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answered Nov 28 at 8:03
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answered Nov 28 at 8:03
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answered Nov 28 at 8:03
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Ubuntu doesn't need a refresh button. Is there a specific reason why you need that?
– Kulfy
Nov 28 at 7:12
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Please edit your question to explain your actual problem, i.e. what does not get refreshed automatically.
– Melebius
Nov 28 at 7:17
I would also suggest clarifying your release of Ubuntu. There have been two releases of Ubuntu in 2018, the April release (18.04 LTS) & October release (18.10) as there is Ubuntu 18. A lot of non-technical users drop the .04 off LTS releases, so Ubuntu 18 is inaccurately sometimes used to refer to 18.04 LTS but you've tagged Ubuntu 18.10 or the later October release.
– guiverc
Nov 28 at 7:32
Sorry I have tagged wrong one, I edited it. @guiverc
– Cham
Nov 28 at 7:43
Yes It doesn't get refreshed automatically @Melebius
– Cham
Nov 28 at 7:43