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Should only need to install lua5.1.
Note, I copied the lua script from the /usr directory to my home directory and then needed to set it as executable
(chmod +x convert.lua)
I find it makes it...
I copied the OP conky, ran the convert.lua on it and it loads for me.
Here's the converted conkyrc
conky.config = {
background = true,
use_xft = true,
font = 'Liberation Sans:size=9',...
Run all the commands in the the first post in the link I provided in post #25.
Switch out the first command to remove linux-image-generic with the linux-modules-extra-5.4.0-66-generic package
like...
No.
The difference between these two is the .1 point release contains all accumulated updates since the initial 18.04 release.
This is why it is recommended for productivity machines to hold off...
Your using the less.
Memory runs at the slowest modules speed.
Try purging the package instead of reinstalling.
Also do you have any AV software running like this user did: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=295201
or something similar.
Do you mean workspaces?
Okay.
That makes more sense.
Snaps are loop mounted into the snap directory, the actual snaps are in the /var/lib/snapd/snaps directory,
but don't rm them as that'll cause more issues than you want.
Use snap tools to remove...
What repo?
Personally, I would recommend converting the conkyrc into the new lua-based syntax.
There are some converter scripts around, or you can do it manually.
Methods found here should still apply:...
What kind of image file is it?
ISO can boot directly in a virtual machine, which is probably a better thing to do than installing directly onto a machine.
Edit to my previous post, sort of.
18.04.2 and newer uses a rolling hardware stack, which is updated each point release to a version related to the releases in between the LTS releases.
(18.04.2...
18.04.2 to 18.04.5 all use the same hardware stack.
So if you need 18.04.4's hardware stack just install the current 18.04.5.
Here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs#Reporting_a_crash_when_no_message_shows_up_and_crash_files_created
Related to Ubuntu Core see:
https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/secure-ubuntu-kiosk#1-overview
Those relate to runtimes and libraries for snaps to integrate with the desktop to run properly.
Removing those won't do anything to the desktop itself.
You can remove all of them, note that...
sudo apt install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop
that should fix/restore the missing extensions.
As far as lock screen goes, look in Settings >> Privacy at the Screen lock settings.
Try
sudo rm -i /var/lib/dpkg/info/bleachbit.*
sudo dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq bleachbit
Can you purge it?
sudo apt purge bleachbit
The issue is the version installed is too new and is not from the Ubuntu archives.
Not sure why it's not downloading from the Ubuntu archives as the apt-cache policy output shows no other archives...
Try
cd Downloads
apt download bleachbit
Does anything download?
Need spacing between the install and --reinstall.
What does this do?
sudo apt install --reinstall bleachbit