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Thread: How to revert back to Ubuntu from Xubuntu

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    How to revert back to Ubuntu from Xubuntu

    I had changed my ubuntu 12.04 TLS to Xubuntu with the help of this tutorial as per the advice

    Quote Originally Posted by Pjotr123 View Post
    Unity takes some getting used to. If you can't or don't want to get used to it, then there are plenty of alternatives. This, for instance:
    https://sites.google.com/site/easyli...ct/alternative

    Good luck!

    Now I think Ubuntu was better for me and , I need to revert back to ubuntu , How can I do that. Please help me . Thanks in advance

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    Re: How to revert back to Ubuntu from Xubuntu

    You can choose Unity over XFCE when you log in, so it can be perfectly fine to leave things as they are. But if you really want to uninstall the extra packages that came with Xubuntu then you can try looking at this tutorial:
    http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/pureubuntuprecise

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    Re: How to revert back to Ubuntu from Xubuntu

    I would reinstall Ubuntu using live cd , selecting an option to dual boot or complete write over xubuntu

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    Re: How to revert back to Ubuntu from Xubuntu

    Quote Originally Posted by 90Ninety View Post
    I would reinstall Ubuntu using live cd , selecting an option to dual boot or complete write over xubuntu
    There is no need to reinstall.

    The OP only installed a new desktop, they can choose the other DE at login.
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    Re: How to revert back to Ubuntu from Xubuntu

    The tutorial of Pjotr involves a cleanup, removing Unity components. Some reinstallation will thus be needed, though, indeed, not a full installation.

    1) Reinstall the Ubuntu desktop, installing "ubuntu-desktop"
    2) (optionally) clean up the Xubuntu desktop using the psychocats site (make sure to pick the unstructions that apply to your Ubuntu version)

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