Terminal is showing Ubuntu 18.04 LTS whereas desktop is showing Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, what's the issue?
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Initially, my laptop (hp pavilion) with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS had the problem of no menu, no unity, no launcher, I tried the solution and it didn't work very well so I updated my Ubuntu in hope that everything will be fixed but now, i get the same thing. My terminal is showing Ubuntu 18.04 LTS but desktop is showing 16.04 LTS.
Here are the photos of both situations.
unity upgrade 18.04 unity-dash
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Initially, my laptop (hp pavilion) with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS had the problem of no menu, no unity, no launcher, I tried the solution and it didn't work very well so I updated my Ubuntu in hope that everything will be fixed but now, i get the same thing. My terminal is showing Ubuntu 18.04 LTS but desktop is showing 16.04 LTS.
Here are the photos of both situations.
unity upgrade 18.04 unity-dash
Can you please edit your question with a screenshot of both version reports (unless your terminal one is a TTY)? You could consider doing a clean install, however you'd lose your programs, documents, pictures, and other data.
â luk3yx
May 20 at 21:12
I have added the photos. As I have mentioned, my unity was not working so, no launcher and no terminal, I did the whole update with tty1
â Deepak Kumar
May 20 at 21:20
And about the clean install, no, there's way too much files in there.
â Deepak Kumar
May 20 at 21:31
Ok, your photo of the login screen shows that you are using Unity Greeter. That's a bit baffling since 18.04 uses gdm (not lightdm) and some other greeter. Did you change that on purpose?
â Organic Marble
May 20 at 22:43
Did the upgrade get canceled while it was running, possibly due to a powercut? If so, perhaps you should try restarting the upgrade while logged in from a TTY.
â luk3yx
May 20 at 23:20
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Initially, my laptop (hp pavilion) with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS had the problem of no menu, no unity, no launcher, I tried the solution and it didn't work very well so I updated my Ubuntu in hope that everything will be fixed but now, i get the same thing. My terminal is showing Ubuntu 18.04 LTS but desktop is showing 16.04 LTS.
Here are the photos of both situations.
unity upgrade 18.04 unity-dash
Initially, my laptop (hp pavilion) with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS had the problem of no menu, no unity, no launcher, I tried the solution and it didn't work very well so I updated my Ubuntu in hope that everything will be fixed but now, i get the same thing. My terminal is showing Ubuntu 18.04 LTS but desktop is showing 16.04 LTS.
Here are the photos of both situations.
unity upgrade 18.04 unity-dash
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Can you please edit your question with a screenshot of both version reports (unless your terminal one is a TTY)? You could consider doing a clean install, however you'd lose your programs, documents, pictures, and other data.
â luk3yx
May 20 at 21:12
I have added the photos. As I have mentioned, my unity was not working so, no launcher and no terminal, I did the whole update with tty1
â Deepak Kumar
May 20 at 21:20
And about the clean install, no, there's way too much files in there.
â Deepak Kumar
May 20 at 21:31
Ok, your photo of the login screen shows that you are using Unity Greeter. That's a bit baffling since 18.04 uses gdm (not lightdm) and some other greeter. Did you change that on purpose?
â Organic Marble
May 20 at 22:43
Did the upgrade get canceled while it was running, possibly due to a powercut? If so, perhaps you should try restarting the upgrade while logged in from a TTY.
â luk3yx
May 20 at 23:20
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Can you please edit your question with a screenshot of both version reports (unless your terminal one is a TTY)? You could consider doing a clean install, however you'd lose your programs, documents, pictures, and other data.
â luk3yx
May 20 at 21:12
I have added the photos. As I have mentioned, my unity was not working so, no launcher and no terminal, I did the whole update with tty1
â Deepak Kumar
May 20 at 21:20
And about the clean install, no, there's way too much files in there.
â Deepak Kumar
May 20 at 21:31
Ok, your photo of the login screen shows that you are using Unity Greeter. That's a bit baffling since 18.04 uses gdm (not lightdm) and some other greeter. Did you change that on purpose?
â Organic Marble
May 20 at 22:43
Did the upgrade get canceled while it was running, possibly due to a powercut? If so, perhaps you should try restarting the upgrade while logged in from a TTY.
â luk3yx
May 20 at 23:20
Can you please edit your question with a screenshot of both version reports (unless your terminal one is a TTY)? You could consider doing a clean install, however you'd lose your programs, documents, pictures, and other data.
â luk3yx
May 20 at 21:12
Can you please edit your question with a screenshot of both version reports (unless your terminal one is a TTY)? You could consider doing a clean install, however you'd lose your programs, documents, pictures, and other data.
â luk3yx
May 20 at 21:12
I have added the photos. As I have mentioned, my unity was not working so, no launcher and no terminal, I did the whole update with tty1
â Deepak Kumar
May 20 at 21:20
I have added the photos. As I have mentioned, my unity was not working so, no launcher and no terminal, I did the whole update with tty1
â Deepak Kumar
May 20 at 21:20
And about the clean install, no, there's way too much files in there.
â Deepak Kumar
May 20 at 21:31
And about the clean install, no, there's way too much files in there.
â Deepak Kumar
May 20 at 21:31
Ok, your photo of the login screen shows that you are using Unity Greeter. That's a bit baffling since 18.04 uses gdm (not lightdm) and some other greeter. Did you change that on purpose?
â Organic Marble
May 20 at 22:43
Ok, your photo of the login screen shows that you are using Unity Greeter. That's a bit baffling since 18.04 uses gdm (not lightdm) and some other greeter. Did you change that on purpose?
â Organic Marble
May 20 at 22:43
Did the upgrade get canceled while it was running, possibly due to a powercut? If so, perhaps you should try restarting the upgrade while logged in from a TTY.
â luk3yx
May 20 at 23:20
Did the upgrade get canceled while it was running, possibly due to a powercut? If so, perhaps you should try restarting the upgrade while logged in from a TTY.
â luk3yx
May 20 at 23:20
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Can you please edit your question with a screenshot of both version reports (unless your terminal one is a TTY)? You could consider doing a clean install, however you'd lose your programs, documents, pictures, and other data.
â luk3yx
May 20 at 21:12
I have added the photos. As I have mentioned, my unity was not working so, no launcher and no terminal, I did the whole update with tty1
â Deepak Kumar
May 20 at 21:20
And about the clean install, no, there's way too much files in there.
â Deepak Kumar
May 20 at 21:31
Ok, your photo of the login screen shows that you are using Unity Greeter. That's a bit baffling since 18.04 uses gdm (not lightdm) and some other greeter. Did you change that on purpose?
â Organic Marble
May 20 at 22:43
Did the upgrade get canceled while it was running, possibly due to a powercut? If so, perhaps you should try restarting the upgrade while logged in from a TTY.
â luk3yx
May 20 at 23:20