- How to uninstall unity ubuntu and replace with gnome 3 install#
- How to uninstall unity ubuntu and replace with gnome 3 64 Bit#
I vertex-theme - Vertex is a theme for GTK 3, GTK 2, Gnome-Shell and CinnamonĪnd several PPAs: $ grep -r -v ^# /etc/apt/ -include="*.list"
How to uninstall unity ubuntu and replace with gnome 3 install#
I spectrum-plymouth - Install Spectrum plymouth in Ubuntu I pinguybuilder - This script creates a livecd of the installed system and works with *buntu s I orta-theme - the Orta gtk theme and Metacity decorators I orta-settings-manager - Settings manager for the Orta gtk theme
How to uninstall unity ubuntu and replace with gnome 3 64 Bit#
I linux-modules-5.0.0-050000-generic - Linux kernel extra modules for version 5.0.0 on 64 bit x86 SMP I linux-image-unsigned-5.0.0-050000-generic - Linux kernel image for version 5.0.0 on 64 bit x86 SMP I linux-headers-5.0.0-050000-generic - Linux kernel headers for version 5.0.0 on 64 bit x86 SMP I linux-headers-5.0.0-050000 - Header files related to Linux kernel version 5.0.0 I libgnome-desktop-3-12 - Utility library for loading. The system is shipped with locally installed packages: $ sudo aptitude search ~o The linux-modules-4.18.0-10-generic with /lib/modules/4.18.0-10-generic is unneded as there is no kernel in /boot. $ apt-cache policy linux-image-unsigned-5.0.0-050000-generic The system is booted with Linux 5.0, which is not yet released in Ubuntu: $ uname -a So I purged SSH Server with sudo apt purge openssh-server. System comes with preinstalled openssh-server, this is not good idea. The hostname is ignored, sets itself to default synos-trident. The Unity is installed as if one will install ubuntu-unity-desktop. So I purged all ubiquity-related packages with sudo apt purge ubiquity*. You should not have ubiquity package in installed system! Next reboot ends with the same Install window. It is completely unexpected for installed system. First bootīut after reboot I have strange window named Install with Try Ubuntu and Install Ubuntu.Ĭlick on Try Ubuntu ends with showing of LightDM greeter (expected behavior).Ĭlicking on Install Ubuntu starts installation wizard. InstallationĬasper and Ubiquity worked as expected. I can’t get the idea behind renaming Caja to DocSurf. The does not contain any relevant information to synOS.
The Live version has 8 nautilus-related packages: $ dpkg -l | grep nautilus | wc -l It boots only with UEFI after installation of OVFM ( sudo apt install ovmf) from Virtual Machine Manager. KVMĪlso it does not start from KVM with: sudo kvm -m 1536 -cdrom synOS-Canora_build09032019_1.0-idx02_lab06n.iso I’m using SSD, so speed is not a problem. While booting verbose mode ( verbose noplymouth INIT_VERBOSE=y instead of quiet splash) - the longest process is: Begin: Regenerating SSL certificate. I tried IDE, SATA, SCSI and SAS for optical drive on my VirtualBox 5.1.38 host - SynOS does not start: shows text Plymouth screen with dots: Ubuntu 18.10
TL DR - does not boot, stalls at Begin: Regenerating SSL certificate. Try switching your optical drive to SATA, and see if it runs! Your Optical drive is on IDE but your hard drive is on SATA. And, join this team.ġ8.10 is going to live only for next 3 months, so maybe best put your efforts on 19.04 and then on 19.10. Have a look at this thread, and this and this from the beginning. So, contact who actually creates and maintains it. You are using ubuntu-unity-desktop to get unity 7 working in your remix. Or, manually do the steps from Pinguy builder/Remastersys. Pinguy Builder doesn’t appear to keep your settings, when building the iso. I notice that there are no snaps, which is good, as Calculator and System Monitor opens faster than in 19.04 where they happen to be installed as snaps. Also, uninstall (or hide) Nautilus.Īll other apps opens quite fast, as they should be. There’s Nautilus icon still there, which would open it, claiming it is opening the Trash. Make your own apps to appear in the Unity launcher. (Didn’t matter, as I am watching Cricket today too.) Booted to a good old Ubuntu!
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