I have deleted my usr/share
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I used the command rm -r usr/share upwork.
I wanted to delete upwork but I ended up deleting my entire share files.
Now I can't log in/requested to log in. It's just blank.
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I used the command rm -r usr/share upwork.
I wanted to delete upwork but I ended up deleting my entire share files.
Now I can't log in/requested to log in. It's just blank.
boot-repair
edited Apr 18 at 18:31
wjandrea
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asked Apr 18 at 18:20
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You can't, backup important files and reinstall.
– mikewhatever
Apr 18 at 18:31
What's your question?
– wjandrea
Apr 18 at 18:31
@mikewhatever Can't what?
– wjandrea
Apr 18 at 18:32
Adding the space betweenshareandupworkmade it sorm -rsaw two different things.rm -r usr/share/upworkwould have been correct.
– Terrance
Apr 18 at 18:54
You've essentially done a more extreme version of Recreate the *.desktop files at /usr/share/applications/ - the same solution may work for you, although you will likely need to do it from the CLI (Ctrl-Alt-F2 for example)
– steeldriver
Apr 18 at 19:07
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I used the command rm -r usr/share upwork.
I wanted to delete upwork but I ended up deleting my entire share files.
Now I can't log in/requested to log in. It's just blank.
boot-repair
edited Apr 18 at 18:31
wjandrea
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asked Apr 18 at 18:20
john
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I used the command rm -r usr/share upwork.
I wanted to delete upwork but I ended up deleting my entire share files.
Now I can't log in/requested to log in. It's just blank.
boot-repair
boot-repair
edited Apr 18 at 18:31
wjandrea
7,18342255
asked Apr 18 at 18:20
john
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edited Apr 18 at 18:31
wjandrea
7,18342255
asked Apr 18 at 18:20
john
11
edited Apr 18 at 18:31
wjandrea
7,18342255
edited Apr 18 at 18:31
wjandrea
7,18342255
edited Apr 18 at 18:31
wjandrea
7,18342255
7,18342255
asked Apr 18 at 18:20
john
11
asked Apr 18 at 18:20
john
11
asked Apr 18 at 18:20
john
11
11
You can't, backup important files and reinstall.
– mikewhatever
Apr 18 at 18:31
What's your question?
– wjandrea
Apr 18 at 18:31
@mikewhatever Can't what?
– wjandrea
Apr 18 at 18:32
Adding the space betweenshareandupworkmade it sorm -rsaw two different things.rm -r usr/share/upworkwould have been correct.
– Terrance
Apr 18 at 18:54
You've essentially done a more extreme version of Recreate the *.desktop files at /usr/share/applications/ - the same solution may work for you, although you will likely need to do it from the CLI (Ctrl-Alt-F2 for example)
– steeldriver
Apr 18 at 19:07
add a comment |Â
You can't, backup important files and reinstall.
– mikewhatever
Apr 18 at 18:31
What's your question?
– wjandrea
Apr 18 at 18:31
@mikewhatever Can't what?
– wjandrea
Apr 18 at 18:32
Adding the space betweenshareandupworkmade it sorm -rsaw two different things.rm -r usr/share/upworkwould have been correct.
– Terrance
Apr 18 at 18:54
You've essentially done a more extreme version of Recreate the *.desktop files at /usr/share/applications/ - the same solution may work for you, although you will likely need to do it from the CLI (Ctrl-Alt-F2 for example)
– steeldriver
Apr 18 at 19:07
You can't, backup important files and reinstall.
– mikewhatever
Apr 18 at 18:31
You can't, backup important files and reinstall.
– mikewhatever
Apr 18 at 18:31
What's your question?
– wjandrea
Apr 18 at 18:31
What's your question?
– wjandrea
Apr 18 at 18:31
@mikewhatever Can't what?
– wjandrea
Apr 18 at 18:32
@mikewhatever Can't what?
– wjandrea
Apr 18 at 18:32
Adding the space between
share and upwork made it so rm -r saw two different things. rm -r usr/share/upwork would have been correct.– Terrance
Apr 18 at 18:54
Adding the space between
share and upwork made it so rm -r saw two different things. rm -r usr/share/upwork would have been correct.– Terrance
Apr 18 at 18:54
You've essentially done a more extreme version of Recreate the *.desktop files at /usr/share/applications/ - the same solution may work for you, although you will likely need to do it from the CLI (Ctrl-Alt-F2 for example)
– steeldriver
Apr 18 at 19:07
You've essentially done a more extreme version of Recreate the *.desktop files at /usr/share/applications/ - the same solution may work for you, although you will likely need to do it from the CLI (Ctrl-Alt-F2 for example)
– steeldriver
Apr 18 at 19:07
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You can't, backup important files and reinstall.
– mikewhatever
Apr 18 at 18:31
What's your question?
– wjandrea
Apr 18 at 18:31
@mikewhatever Can't what?
– wjandrea
Apr 18 at 18:32
Adding the space between
shareandupworkmade it sorm -rsaw two different things.rm -r usr/share/upworkwould have been correct.– Terrance
Apr 18 at 18:54
You've essentially done a more extreme version of Recreate the *.desktop files at /usr/share/applications/ - the same solution may work for you, although you will likely need to do it from the CLI (Ctrl-Alt-F2 for example)
– steeldriver
Apr 18 at 19:07