Looking at #1, the deb requires google-chrome, either the stable or unstable version.
But generally all it is is the same desktop file posted in option #2.
You might look into a flatpak's...
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Looking at #1, the deb requires google-chrome, either the stable or unstable version.
But generally all it is is the same desktop file posted in option #2.
You might look into a flatpak's...
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I believe the lock option means your user is not an admin user.
And being grayed out might mean you have no admin user.
I do not see this for any admin set user, but do see it for non-admin users.
You can remove the linux-generic-hwe-20.04 meta-package.
(Also check that removing that also removes both the linux-image-generic-hwe-20.04 and linux-headers-generic-hwe-20.04 meta-packages,
if it...
You can install the linux-lowlatency-hwe-20.04 package.
Then remove the linux-lowlatency package as that older one will keep installing the 5.4 kernels.
Note that the hwe version will upgrade...
Ubuntu's kernel follows a 3 week cadence for stable release updates for non-security related kernel upgrades.
Ubuntu never upgrades to newer kernel base versions though.
(ie, Ubuntu will update...
Note that the system probably sees one version as 1.6 and the other as 15,
so to the system 15 is bigger and newer than 1.6.
You might need to manually remove the old first and then installing the...
This works for Xubuntu as it still uses lightdm display manager for the logins.
This feature works out of the box on lightdm.
It doesn't work out of the box on regular Ubuntu.
Ubuntu's gdm display...
The rc indicates that the package is not installed, but that there are however some leftover configs on the system.
You can clear those by removing with a command like
dpkg -l | awk '/^rc/{print...
Remove yourself from the nopasswdlogin group.
Mainline kernels are unsigned.
If you want a signed kernel install the stable kernels from the normal repos.
Are you in need of the mainline kernel for some reason?
Are you testing kernels?
That's a mainline kernel which isn't available from any repo.
You need to grab it from here manually:
https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v5.4.110/
lsdiff is already in patchutils.
I wonder if get means git, as the very next command to run is a git command, and none of the other listed packages are git.
That was the file you posted for the first output in post #17.
The line I posted was the Exec entry, which is what the file actually runs.
I was thinking maybe the autostart file wasn't running...
You can read about Ubuntu's recent decision to make this change here:
https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/private-home-directories-for-ubuntu-21-04-onwards/19533
And the very old bug report on it here:...
Was that the full output for the status command?
Seems to be missing the crucial last line,
which should show what registered authentication agent is in use.
If you run the Exec command from the...
This might mean the polkit agent isn't running, or something's not running properly.
Check if it's enabled in autostart
cat /etc/xdg/autostart/polkit-mate-authentication-agent-1.desktop
What...
What happens when you try running the terminal apt update/upgrade commands?
Post back the results from
env | grep CURRENT_DESKTOP
The description you provide is what I usually see in non-gnome-shell desktops, like unity.
The above should output the desktop session...
Use the attachments feature to upload the screenshot.
(Use the Reply to Thread and select the paperclip icon in the toolbar.
Then select the Add file option and upload the screenshot from your...
Most likely a snap issue,
see https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/difficulty-viewing-mounted-fileystems-via-samba-nfs-gvfs-interface/14680
about a general discussion on this.
I don't know of a...
Use apt clean or apt autoclean to clean out the cache.
sudo apt clean
cleans the whole archives.
sudo apt autoclean
wipes out only the older versions of packages,
but keeps the latest.
It's your thread and it's only been a few months.
As long as any new information pertains to the same topic as before you can keep this thread going.
We have a 1 year time limit of inactivity...
Look up information on the motherboard.
Manuals and documentation for this motherboard will tell you the max RAM limits are.
And what speed and/or versions are supported.
The G33 looks like it...
The link was to provide an overview of the update system and how to enable the various bits.
All updated software is in the updates repository. but only security updates are in both the security...