Ubuntu 17.10 did not install correctly after upgrade from 16.04
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I upgraded my Ubuntu from 16.04 to 17.10 but now my Ubuntu does not look like Ubuntu 17.10 at all! I know probably some packages are missed during installation, but I was wondering how can I fix this problem?
For instance, I can not see the calendar in the middle upper part of my screen. Or the way I should close a window is like before (In new Ubuntu 17.10 you should be able to close the windows like in Windows from the right side of the window), etc.
I tried a lot of suggestions, but none of them worked.
What should I do to have a complete Ubuntu 17.10?
After I restart my computer, I have two options to login:
- Unity
- Ubuntu Xorg
I only can log in with the first option. Ubuntu Xorg does not work for me.
16.04 upgrade 17.10
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I upgraded my Ubuntu from 16.04 to 17.10 but now my Ubuntu does not look like Ubuntu 17.10 at all! I know probably some packages are missed during installation, but I was wondering how can I fix this problem?
For instance, I can not see the calendar in the middle upper part of my screen. Or the way I should close a window is like before (In new Ubuntu 17.10 you should be able to close the windows like in Windows from the right side of the window), etc.
I tried a lot of suggestions, but none of them worked.
What should I do to have a complete Ubuntu 17.10?
After I restart my computer, I have two options to login:
- Unity
- Ubuntu Xorg
I only can log in with the first option. Ubuntu Xorg does not work for me.
16.04 upgrade 17.10
edited Feb 3 at 7:50
karel
51.8k11110131
asked Feb 1 at 9:27
Gladi
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Please specify what you mean by "my Ubuntu does not look like Ubuntu 17.10". Maybe a screenshot may help.
– RoVo
Feb 1 at 9:35
For instance, I can not see the calendar in the middle upper part of my screen. Or the way I should close a window is like before (In new Ubuntu 17.10 you should be able to close the windows like windows from the right side of the window) and etc.....
– Gladi
Feb 1 at 9:40
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I upgraded my Ubuntu from 16.04 to 17.10 but now my Ubuntu does not look like Ubuntu 17.10 at all! I know probably some packages are missed during installation, but I was wondering how can I fix this problem?
For instance, I can not see the calendar in the middle upper part of my screen. Or the way I should close a window is like before (In new Ubuntu 17.10 you should be able to close the windows like in Windows from the right side of the window), etc.
I tried a lot of suggestions, but none of them worked.
What should I do to have a complete Ubuntu 17.10?
After I restart my computer, I have two options to login:
- Unity
- Ubuntu Xorg
I only can log in with the first option. Ubuntu Xorg does not work for me.
16.04 upgrade 17.10
edited Feb 3 at 7:50
karel
51.8k11110131
asked Feb 1 at 9:27
Gladi
62
I upgraded my Ubuntu from 16.04 to 17.10 but now my Ubuntu does not look like Ubuntu 17.10 at all! I know probably some packages are missed during installation, but I was wondering how can I fix this problem?
For instance, I can not see the calendar in the middle upper part of my screen. Or the way I should close a window is like before (In new Ubuntu 17.10 you should be able to close the windows like in Windows from the right side of the window), etc.
I tried a lot of suggestions, but none of them worked.
What should I do to have a complete Ubuntu 17.10?
After I restart my computer, I have two options to login:
- Unity
- Ubuntu Xorg
I only can log in with the first option. Ubuntu Xorg does not work for me.
16.04 upgrade 17.10
16.04 upgrade 17.10
edited Feb 3 at 7:50
karel
51.8k11110131
asked Feb 1 at 9:27
Gladi
62
edited Feb 3 at 7:50
karel
51.8k11110131
asked Feb 1 at 9:27
Gladi
62
edited Feb 3 at 7:50
karel
51.8k11110131
edited Feb 3 at 7:50
karel
51.8k11110131
edited Feb 3 at 7:50
karel
51.8k11110131
51.8k11110131
asked Feb 1 at 9:27
Gladi
62
asked Feb 1 at 9:27
Gladi
62
asked Feb 1 at 9:27
Gladi
62
62
Please specify what you mean by "my Ubuntu does not look like Ubuntu 17.10". Maybe a screenshot may help.
– RoVo
Feb 1 at 9:35
For instance, I can not see the calendar in the middle upper part of my screen. Or the way I should close a window is like before (In new Ubuntu 17.10 you should be able to close the windows like windows from the right side of the window) and etc.....
– Gladi
Feb 1 at 9:40
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Please specify what you mean by "my Ubuntu does not look like Ubuntu 17.10". Maybe a screenshot may help.
– RoVo
Feb 1 at 9:35
For instance, I can not see the calendar in the middle upper part of my screen. Or the way I should close a window is like before (In new Ubuntu 17.10 you should be able to close the windows like windows from the right side of the window) and etc.....
– Gladi
Feb 1 at 9:40
Please specify what you mean by "my Ubuntu does not look like Ubuntu 17.10". Maybe a screenshot may help.
– RoVo
Feb 1 at 9:35
Please specify what you mean by "my Ubuntu does not look like Ubuntu 17.10". Maybe a screenshot may help.
– RoVo
Feb 1 at 9:35
For instance, I can not see the calendar in the middle upper part of my screen. Or the way I should close a window is like before (In new Ubuntu 17.10 you should be able to close the windows like windows from the right side of the window) and etc.....
– Gladi
Feb 1 at 9:40
For instance, I can not see the calendar in the middle upper part of my screen. Or the way I should close a window is like before (In new Ubuntu 17.10 you should be able to close the windows like windows from the right side of the window) and etc.....
– Gladi
Feb 1 at 9:40
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Please specify what you mean by "my Ubuntu does not look like Ubuntu 17.10". Maybe a screenshot may help.
– RoVo
Feb 1 at 9:35
For instance, I can not see the calendar in the middle upper part of my screen. Or the way I should close a window is like before (In new Ubuntu 17.10 you should be able to close the windows like windows from the right side of the window) and etc.....
– Gladi
Feb 1 at 9:40