No Unity, no errors, after upgrade

[acambre]

I just upgraded from 10.10 64-bit to 11.04. The desktop looks the same as it did in 10.10, and I get no errors about anything.

Because everything looks and works the same, I assume Unity is not active. How do I turn it on?

[KegHead]

Hi!

system..admin..login..chose default.

Restart.

KegHead

[acambre]

Hi!

system..admin..login..chose default.

Restart.Thanks, but there's no selection for Unity. Here's what I see in Select ... as default session:

User Defined Session
Ubuntu (Safe Mode)
Ubuntu Classic (No effects)
Recovery Console
Ubuntu Classic
Ubuntu [this one was selected already]

[2uRcJQ34G1]

There might also be a possibility that your graphics card is not supported and it defaulted to the gnome version of Ubuntu 11.04.

[acambre]

There might also be a possibility that your graphics card is not supported and it defaulted to the gnome version of Ubuntu 11.04.Thanks. So to confirm, I should see an entry for Unity in there if Unity is supported?

[TBABill]

Nope. It just says Ubuntu so if your card is not supported or driver not installed, it defaults to classic.

[acambre]

Nope. It just says Ubuntu so if your card is not supported or driver not installed, it defaults to classic.Looks like it was hardware. This is a VM guest in Oracle VirtualBox. Checking the boxes in VirtualBox to enable 3D hardware acceleration fixed it.

I definitely see Unity now after rebooting!

[KegHead]

Hi!

It looks like it's not supported.

KegHead