Just to add to what ajgreeny has already said:
1. stop all write activity to the disk
2. what types of files were there, text, image?
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Just to add to what ajgreeny has already said:
1. stop all write activity to the disk
2. what types of files were there, text, image?
Go to Software & Updates >> Other Software >> remove the PPA from there (requires authentication).
Then run
sudo apt update in a terminal.
Issue resolved?
+1 for Bodhi Linux.
I have it running on an old Intel Atom netbook with just 1GB of RAM. Works smoothly for pretty much everything even browsers.
I'm not enough of an expert to add to what MAFoElffen and TheFu have already said in another thread.
However, I will say that you seem to be overcomplicating things a wee bit.
My advice is that...
Which version of Ubuntu are you trying to install?
Please post all the specs. for the computer.
It's not clear to me what you are hoping to achieve here.
Flashing the BIOS is not without risks; do you have solid backups?
What is currently installed and what are you wanting to do?
Sounds like there might be a few problems here.
Which version of Ubuntu, what are the specs. for the tablet especially graphic card and memory?
If you run the system info script in my signature...
I may be mistaken but I think Vivaldi and LibreWolf have snap free versions. Never tried installing them though so cannot say for sure.
Where was Ubuntu installed? On sda1?
Have you tried fsck from the liveUSB?
Might be a good idea to read through this page.
https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/a11y.html.en
There may be some tips to help you adjust settings to deal with some/all of the things you...
I think this might suit your needs:
https://ugetdm.com/
Take a look at the Features page.
Have you tried with a different USB mouse?
Does the touchpad work?
Only 1 port; does that mean you removed the install USB to plug in the mouse?
Please post the specs. for the Chromebook...
What make and model PC? What are the specs. especially RAM and graphics card?
Try running this first before attempting to install WINE:
sudo apt update
You need to tell us which specific applications you want to use/install so people can tell you whether or not it will work with WINE.
If your computer is powerful enough, it would probably make...
Is KDE still installed or you completely switched to LXQt?
I am wondering what the source of these issues might be and whether changing DE at login could help?
What distro do you have installed and which version?
You can help us by posting some more information.
Open a terminal with Ctrl+Alt+T and run these commands:
inxi -Fz
df -Th
Run each one separately and when replying use Go Advanced >>...
Do you have the same issues if you try booting an older kernel?
As I said, I am not familiar with this bootloader.
Hopefully, someone here can assist.
Hi and welcome to the forums :-)
Is Ubuntu the only operating system on the machine?
Is there a particular reason you are using rEFInd and not GRUB?
Please post the output of this:
cat...
Where are things holding now?
Aborting could be a problem since not only would you have a non-working Ubuntu install but it might also mean not being able to boot into Windows.
Let us know what...
+1
What is the make/model of computer?
What are the specs. especially RAM and graphics card.
It could be a graphics issue but without more information it would just be guessing.
Not clear to me what you want to do.
Do you get to the login and desktop? Can you use your Ubuntu normally once logged in?
Perhaps checking your fstab file might give you some clues if...
Hi wjwh :-)
Go back to your post #7
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MAFoElffen will help you with the best way forward for your...