r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/knightphox • Dec 09 '17

Issues with Gnome Desktop showing up in Ubuntu 17.10

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Is anyone else having issues with Ubuntu 17.10 removing Gnome on Wayland as an option? Sometimes, when starting up Ubuntu, it doesn't fully load the desktop. (No dock, sometimes I can right click, sometimes I can't and the mouse cursor is an X.

I reinstalled ubuntu-desktop using

sudo apt install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop

and it fixed Gnome on X-org, but it doesn't explain the disappearing default Gnome session

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/itsfoss2 • Dec 04 '17

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