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After upgrading to Ubuntu 14.04, I noticed that the Cinnamon desktop environment was no longer in the default software repos. I searched around, and found that the repo...

I upgraded to 13.10, and it still didn't fix the issue. Please, guys, I need help!

I appreciate the effort, nonetheless. :)

Yeah, I know that I have Ubuntu selected from the session manager, as opposed to Cairo (Which is now uninstalled). I have also enabled the Unity plugin in Compiz.

Thanks for the idea, but I'm still getting the error when I try and log in after choosing "Ubuntu" from the session manager. I was able to remove all the leftover Cairo packages by running...

I recently installed some updates on the Ubuntu install on my Toshiba X775-3DV78 laptop, but now, whenever I log into the machine, Unity refuses to load. My desktop displays, and I am able to open...

After doing a minor update and restarting my Ubuntu 13.04 installation, I ran into a new error. Whenever I try and load my desktop after logging in, Unity simply doesn't load. Everything else seems...

I'm using Windows 8; there's no way i know of to shut it down WITHOUT hibernating.

I have noticed that in the past few versions of Ubuntu, I have been unable to access my Windows partitions due to a mounting error. Usually, I was able to access one and not the other, but now I...

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Yes, I am able to boot to a normal desktop using just the 12.10 LiveDVD that I used to install Ubuntu. It was only until after the update that this problem...

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I finally did a fresh install and ran an update afterward, and I have the same problem before I even installed an Nvidia driver. I think this may be a much worse problem than we anticipated.

Unfortunately, deactivating the specified PPAs, removing every Nvidia driver from my system (then reinstalling them), and removing the Bumblebee packages and PPA all did nothing to remedy this...

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In response to your questions, I have installed the nvidia-304 driver through both synaptic and the command prompt (brought up by Ctrl+Alt+F1), the latter method being the most recent install....

Here is the output to the requested commands:

chris@chris-Qosmio-X775:~/Desktop$ uname -ar
Linux chris-Qosmio-X775 3.7.0-7-generic #15-Ubuntu SMP Sat Dec 15 16:34:25 UTC 2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64...

Yes, I did try reinstalling nvidia-304 since the update, but it didn't fix the error.

Nothing at all?

Any ideas?

Well, following the latest update, I'm back to the same problem again, and Nvidia-304 isn't helping.

Hooray! It's fixed; as per gabrielalt's example, all I needed to do was install nvidia-304. Thanks for the suggestion! :D

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Still nothing. Anyone have any ideas?

So, I should remove linux-source and then install linux-source-3.5.0 and nvidia-313?