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Re-install Ubuntu 18.04 desktop and session - failed session issue
Which APT repositories is required on Ubuntu 18.04Can't login after enable nvidia driverThinkpad P51 battery life 2.5 hoursProblem with installing GNOME Shell: unmet dependenciesHow to install the full GNOME desktop as close to upstream as possible?Nautilus missing menubar in 12.10Gnome 3.8 / gdm / Failed to load session “gnome-classic”18.04 gnome desktop random freezesFailed update to 18.04, no GNOME or any desktop
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When I am trying to re-install ubuntu-desktop I get dependency issue.
first is missing gdm3, gnome-shell, nautilus and ubuntu-session
WHen I try to install gdm3, appear dependency issue that libgdm1 version is not correct (required 3.28.0-ubuntu1, but installed latest)...
How to solve this conflict as I am not able to login anymore, failed session issue
gnome nautilus session
asked Apr 15 at 8:12
Jhon doeJhon doe
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When I am trying to re-install ubuntu-desktop I get dependency issue.
first is missing gdm3, gnome-shell, nautilus and ubuntu-session
WHen I try to install gdm3, appear dependency issue that libgdm1 version is not correct (required 3.28.0-ubuntu1, but installed latest)...
How to solve this conflict as I am not able to login anymore, failed session issue
gnome nautilus session
asked Apr 15 at 8:12
Jhon doeJhon doe
63 bronze badges
Please provide full details of your messages. What architecture are you using? (packages.ubuntu.com/… as 3.28.3-0ubuntu18.04.4 is the latest libgdm1 for x86_64). Can you login via text terminal? I would also check your sources for something strange, if that's not the issue I'd then check your mirror is up-to-date (or close; ie. launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors)
– guiverc
Apr 15 at 9:03
I am using x64. I can login via terminal yes. How to check mirror via terminal? Because now I can only interact via terminal?
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 9:43
Your primary sources are in /etc/apt/sources.list so just viewing that file (or any file you've added in the /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory), though I'd probablyapt-cache policy libgdm1to view what package you have installed (if any) and what sources (and versions in aforementioned files) can provide the package for you. If your sources are all official Ubuntu (not 3rd party, or non-Ubuntu) I'd then check your mirror (theapt-cachecommand should show this) in the mirrors list to ensure you're using an up-to-date mirror (and not a last-update-unknown mirror; if so change it!)
– guiverc
Apr 15 at 9:50
Sorry for late reply. Actually is very hard to use just command line, can't even copy and paste here what I sse in sources.list.d... But I had some issue last week after upgrade to 18.04, and I fixed exactly that file with someone help here in askubuntu. Check this question: askubuntu.com/questions/1132362/… @Emmet user helped me via chat, and all seem corrected as he said. I mean sources.list.d was fixed to match new bionic version.
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 18:00
Actually this issue happen cause this question: askubuntu.com/questions/1133223/… , and today I open another question, this: askubuntu.com/questions/1133961/… So you can see how this happen, maybe you can help me in better way. Many thanks, I much appreciate!
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 18:01
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show 6 more comments
When I am trying to re-install ubuntu-desktop I get dependency issue.
first is missing gdm3, gnome-shell, nautilus and ubuntu-session
WHen I try to install gdm3, appear dependency issue that libgdm1 version is not correct (required 3.28.0-ubuntu1, but installed latest)...
How to solve this conflict as I am not able to login anymore, failed session issue
gnome nautilus session
asked Apr 15 at 8:12
Jhon doeJhon doe
63 bronze badges
When I am trying to re-install ubuntu-desktop I get dependency issue.
first is missing gdm3, gnome-shell, nautilus and ubuntu-session
WHen I try to install gdm3, appear dependency issue that libgdm1 version is not correct (required 3.28.0-ubuntu1, but installed latest)...
How to solve this conflict as I am not able to login anymore, failed session issue
gnome nautilus session
gnome nautilus session
asked Apr 15 at 8:12
Jhon doeJhon doe
63 bronze badges
asked Apr 15 at 8:12
Jhon doeJhon doe
63 bronze badges
asked Apr 15 at 8:12
Jhon doeJhon doe
63 bronze badges
asked Apr 15 at 8:12
Jhon doeJhon doe
63 bronze badges
asked Apr 15 at 8:12
Jhon doeJhon doe
63 bronze badges
63 bronze badges
Please provide full details of your messages. What architecture are you using? (packages.ubuntu.com/… as 3.28.3-0ubuntu18.04.4 is the latest libgdm1 for x86_64). Can you login via text terminal? I would also check your sources for something strange, if that's not the issue I'd then check your mirror is up-to-date (or close; ie. launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors)
– guiverc
Apr 15 at 9:03
I am using x64. I can login via terminal yes. How to check mirror via terminal? Because now I can only interact via terminal?
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 9:43
Your primary sources are in /etc/apt/sources.list so just viewing that file (or any file you've added in the /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory), though I'd probablyapt-cache policy libgdm1to view what package you have installed (if any) and what sources (and versions in aforementioned files) can provide the package for you. If your sources are all official Ubuntu (not 3rd party, or non-Ubuntu) I'd then check your mirror (theapt-cachecommand should show this) in the mirrors list to ensure you're using an up-to-date mirror (and not a last-update-unknown mirror; if so change it!)
– guiverc
Apr 15 at 9:50
Sorry for late reply. Actually is very hard to use just command line, can't even copy and paste here what I sse in sources.list.d... But I had some issue last week after upgrade to 18.04, and I fixed exactly that file with someone help here in askubuntu. Check this question: askubuntu.com/questions/1132362/… @Emmet user helped me via chat, and all seem corrected as he said. I mean sources.list.d was fixed to match new bionic version.
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 18:00
Actually this issue happen cause this question: askubuntu.com/questions/1133223/… , and today I open another question, this: askubuntu.com/questions/1133961/… So you can see how this happen, maybe you can help me in better way. Many thanks, I much appreciate!
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 18:01
|
show 6 more comments
Please provide full details of your messages. What architecture are you using? (packages.ubuntu.com/… as 3.28.3-0ubuntu18.04.4 is the latest libgdm1 for x86_64). Can you login via text terminal? I would also check your sources for something strange, if that's not the issue I'd then check your mirror is up-to-date (or close; ie. launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors)
– guiverc
Apr 15 at 9:03
I am using x64. I can login via terminal yes. How to check mirror via terminal? Because now I can only interact via terminal?
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 9:43
Your primary sources are in /etc/apt/sources.list so just viewing that file (or any file you've added in the /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory), though I'd probablyapt-cache policy libgdm1to view what package you have installed (if any) and what sources (and versions in aforementioned files) can provide the package for you. If your sources are all official Ubuntu (not 3rd party, or non-Ubuntu) I'd then check your mirror (theapt-cachecommand should show this) in the mirrors list to ensure you're using an up-to-date mirror (and not a last-update-unknown mirror; if so change it!)
– guiverc
Apr 15 at 9:50
Sorry for late reply. Actually is very hard to use just command line, can't even copy and paste here what I sse in sources.list.d... But I had some issue last week after upgrade to 18.04, and I fixed exactly that file with someone help here in askubuntu. Check this question: askubuntu.com/questions/1132362/… @Emmet user helped me via chat, and all seem corrected as he said. I mean sources.list.d was fixed to match new bionic version.
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 18:00
Actually this issue happen cause this question: askubuntu.com/questions/1133223/… , and today I open another question, this: askubuntu.com/questions/1133961/… So you can see how this happen, maybe you can help me in better way. Many thanks, I much appreciate!
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 18:01
Please provide full details of your messages. What architecture are you using? (packages.ubuntu.com/… as 3.28.3-0ubuntu18.04.4 is the latest libgdm1 for x86_64). Can you login via text terminal? I would also check your sources for something strange, if that's not the issue I'd then check your mirror is up-to-date (or close; ie. launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors)
– guiverc
Apr 15 at 9:03
Please provide full details of your messages. What architecture are you using? (packages.ubuntu.com/… as 3.28.3-0ubuntu18.04.4 is the latest libgdm1 for x86_64). Can you login via text terminal? I would also check your sources for something strange, if that's not the issue I'd then check your mirror is up-to-date (or close; ie. launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors)
– guiverc
Apr 15 at 9:03
I am using x64. I can login via terminal yes. How to check mirror via terminal? Because now I can only interact via terminal?
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 9:43
I am using x64. I can login via terminal yes. How to check mirror via terminal? Because now I can only interact via terminal?
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 9:43
Your primary sources are in /etc/apt/sources.list so just viewing that file (or any file you've added in the /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory), though I'd probably
apt-cache policy libgdm1 to view what package you have installed (if any) and what sources (and versions in aforementioned files) can provide the package for you. If your sources are all official Ubuntu (not 3rd party, or non-Ubuntu) I'd then check your mirror (the apt-cache command should show this) in the mirrors list to ensure you're using an up-to-date mirror (and not a last-update-unknown mirror; if so change it!)– guiverc
Apr 15 at 9:50
Your primary sources are in /etc/apt/sources.list so just viewing that file (or any file you've added in the /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory), though I'd probably
apt-cache policy libgdm1 to view what package you have installed (if any) and what sources (and versions in aforementioned files) can provide the package for you. If your sources are all official Ubuntu (not 3rd party, or non-Ubuntu) I'd then check your mirror (the apt-cache command should show this) in the mirrors list to ensure you're using an up-to-date mirror (and not a last-update-unknown mirror; if so change it!)– guiverc
Apr 15 at 9:50
Sorry for late reply. Actually is very hard to use just command line, can't even copy and paste here what I sse in sources.list.d... But I had some issue last week after upgrade to 18.04, and I fixed exactly that file with someone help here in askubuntu. Check this question: askubuntu.com/questions/1132362/… @Emmet user helped me via chat, and all seem corrected as he said. I mean sources.list.d was fixed to match new bionic version.
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 18:00
Sorry for late reply. Actually is very hard to use just command line, can't even copy and paste here what I sse in sources.list.d... But I had some issue last week after upgrade to 18.04, and I fixed exactly that file with someone help here in askubuntu. Check this question: askubuntu.com/questions/1132362/… @Emmet user helped me via chat, and all seem corrected as he said. I mean sources.list.d was fixed to match new bionic version.
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 18:00
Actually this issue happen cause this question: askubuntu.com/questions/1133223/… , and today I open another question, this: askubuntu.com/questions/1133961/… So you can see how this happen, maybe you can help me in better way. Many thanks, I much appreciate!
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 18:01
Actually this issue happen cause this question: askubuntu.com/questions/1133223/… , and today I open another question, this: askubuntu.com/questions/1133961/… So you can see how this happen, maybe you can help me in better way. Many thanks, I much appreciate!
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 18:01
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Please provide full details of your messages. What architecture are you using? (packages.ubuntu.com/… as 3.28.3-0ubuntu18.04.4 is the latest libgdm1 for x86_64). Can you login via text terminal? I would also check your sources for something strange, if that's not the issue I'd then check your mirror is up-to-date (or close; ie. launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors)
– guiverc
Apr 15 at 9:03
I am using x64. I can login via terminal yes. How to check mirror via terminal? Because now I can only interact via terminal?
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 9:43
Your primary sources are in /etc/apt/sources.list so just viewing that file (or any file you've added in the /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory), though I'd probably
apt-cache policy libgdm1to view what package you have installed (if any) and what sources (and versions in aforementioned files) can provide the package for you. If your sources are all official Ubuntu (not 3rd party, or non-Ubuntu) I'd then check your mirror (theapt-cachecommand should show this) in the mirrors list to ensure you're using an up-to-date mirror (and not a last-update-unknown mirror; if so change it!)– guiverc
Apr 15 at 9:50
Sorry for late reply. Actually is very hard to use just command line, can't even copy and paste here what I sse in sources.list.d... But I had some issue last week after upgrade to 18.04, and I fixed exactly that file with someone help here in askubuntu. Check this question: askubuntu.com/questions/1132362/… @Emmet user helped me via chat, and all seem corrected as he said. I mean sources.list.d was fixed to match new bionic version.
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 18:00
Actually this issue happen cause this question: askubuntu.com/questions/1133223/… , and today I open another question, this: askubuntu.com/questions/1133961/… So you can see how this happen, maybe you can help me in better way. Many thanks, I much appreciate!
– Jhon doe
Apr 15 at 18:01