gilbertstuart
November 7th, 2011, 02:03 AM
Hello,
It seems that something is not loading properly in my Ubuntu Machine. I don't know what it is, but I've observed some symptoms.
1. The trash can is not working. If I erase something, the trash doesn't have it. On its icon it says N/A instead of an usual number.
2. The folders auto arrange and resize to the same parameter (organized by last edited folder). After I change the order to alphabetical, close the window and open in again, it auto arranges. It doesn't "remember" my preferences.
3. The Ubuntu Default Calculator application doesn't remember that I left it in Advanced Mode. Every time I restart it, it is displaying the Basic mode. Again, it seems that it doesn't remember my preference like it used to before.
4. Ubuntu is not recognizing other mounted disks, like the separate partition I have for Windows.
Recently I updated Ubuntu with the Update Manager. It was only the regular security updates and recommended updates, not to a newer Ubuntu version. I believe the aforementioned problems appeared after the last update I did.
Running Ubuntu 10.10
It seems that something is not loading properly in my Ubuntu Machine. I don't know what it is, but I've observed some symptoms.
1. The trash can is not working. If I erase something, the trash doesn't have it. On its icon it says N/A instead of an usual number.
2. The folders auto arrange and resize to the same parameter (organized by last edited folder). After I change the order to alphabetical, close the window and open in again, it auto arranges. It doesn't "remember" my preferences.
3. The Ubuntu Default Calculator application doesn't remember that I left it in Advanced Mode. Every time I restart it, it is displaying the Basic mode. Again, it seems that it doesn't remember my preference like it used to before.
4. Ubuntu is not recognizing other mounted disks, like the separate partition I have for Windows.
Recently I updated Ubuntu with the Update Manager. It was only the regular security updates and recommended updates, not to a newer Ubuntu version. I believe the aforementioned problems appeared after the last update I did.
Running Ubuntu 10.10