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Cannot launch terminal or nautilus in 18.04
Cannot open terminal on Ubuntu 18.04Terminal won't launch after upgradingHow can I get the Nautilus file manger to open?After 17.10 upgrade, can't use Nautilus and many applicationsCannot open Gnome-Terminal Ubuntu 17.10How do I remove a Favorite in Nautilus?Cannot Switch Terminal Ubuntu 18.04Nautilus fails to see shares in 18.04How to launch my own compiled app in Ubuntu 18.04Terminal and Nautilus stopped working after a crash
After upgrading to 18.04, I cannot launch terminal or nautilus from the favorites side bar. Xterm, however, is fine, and from there I can execute at least nautilus. Running gnome-terminal
in the xterm window do nothing, except the warning "AT-SPI: Could not obtain desktop path or name"
Ctrl + Alt + T won't start the terminal, either. Nothing happens.
PS: I went from Ubuntu 16 through Ubuntu 17.10 without really using 17, perhaps I had the problems there, too.
nautilus gnome-terminal 18.04
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After upgrading to 18.04, I cannot launch terminal or nautilus from the favorites side bar. Xterm, however, is fine, and from there I can execute at least nautilus. Running gnome-terminal
in the xterm window do nothing, except the warning "AT-SPI: Could not obtain desktop path or name"
Ctrl + Alt + T won't start the terminal, either. Nothing happens.
PS: I went from Ubuntu 16 through Ubuntu 17.10 without really using 17, perhaps I had the problems there, too.
nautilus gnome-terminal 18.04
watch this may be it helps you.
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May 20 '18 at 20:18
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After upgrading to 18.04, I cannot launch terminal or nautilus from the favorites side bar. Xterm, however, is fine, and from there I can execute at least nautilus. Running gnome-terminal
in the xterm window do nothing, except the warning "AT-SPI: Could not obtain desktop path or name"
Ctrl + Alt + T won't start the terminal, either. Nothing happens.
PS: I went from Ubuntu 16 through Ubuntu 17.10 without really using 17, perhaps I had the problems there, too.
nautilus gnome-terminal 18.04
After upgrading to 18.04, I cannot launch terminal or nautilus from the favorites side bar. Xterm, however, is fine, and from there I can execute at least nautilus. Running gnome-terminal
in the xterm window do nothing, except the warning "AT-SPI: Could not obtain desktop path or name"
Ctrl + Alt + T won't start the terminal, either. Nothing happens.
PS: I went from Ubuntu 16 through Ubuntu 17.10 without really using 17, perhaps I had the problems there, too.
nautilus gnome-terminal 18.04
nautilus gnome-terminal 18.04
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watch this may be it helps you.
– singrium
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watch this may be it helps you.
– singrium
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watch this may be it helps you.
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I can answer my own question. It seems that the problem had something to do with old configuration files. I cleaned out a lot of stuff in the "dot" directories, as per hints elsewhere, and now it works as intended.
Looking at the userids, this is not "your own question" ...
– Pierre.Vriens
May 22 '18 at 0:21
In fact it is; I just did not understand the different ways of logging in to this forum.
– Per Strömgren
May 22 '18 at 10:26
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If you come across this issue it can be a chrome-remote-desktop issue. Please check the link below.
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I can answer my own question. It seems that the problem had something to do with old configuration files. I cleaned out a lot of stuff in the "dot" directories, as per hints elsewhere, and now it works as intended.
Looking at the userids, this is not "your own question" ...
– Pierre.Vriens
May 22 '18 at 0:21
In fact it is; I just did not understand the different ways of logging in to this forum.
– Per Strömgren
May 22 '18 at 10:26
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I can answer my own question. It seems that the problem had something to do with old configuration files. I cleaned out a lot of stuff in the "dot" directories, as per hints elsewhere, and now it works as intended.
Looking at the userids, this is not "your own question" ...
– Pierre.Vriens
May 22 '18 at 0:21
In fact it is; I just did not understand the different ways of logging in to this forum.
– Per Strömgren
May 22 '18 at 10:26
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I can answer my own question. It seems that the problem had something to do with old configuration files. I cleaned out a lot of stuff in the "dot" directories, as per hints elsewhere, and now it works as intended.
I can answer my own question. It seems that the problem had something to do with old configuration files. I cleaned out a lot of stuff in the "dot" directories, as per hints elsewhere, and now it works as intended.
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Looking at the userids, this is not "your own question" ...
– Pierre.Vriens
May 22 '18 at 0:21
In fact it is; I just did not understand the different ways of logging in to this forum.
– Per Strömgren
May 22 '18 at 10:26
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Looking at the userids, this is not "your own question" ...
– Pierre.Vriens
May 22 '18 at 0:21
In fact it is; I just did not understand the different ways of logging in to this forum.
– Per Strömgren
May 22 '18 at 10:26
Looking at the userids, this is not "your own question" ...
– Pierre.Vriens
May 22 '18 at 0:21
Looking at the userids, this is not "your own question" ...
– Pierre.Vriens
May 22 '18 at 0:21
In fact it is; I just did not understand the different ways of logging in to this forum.
– Per Strömgren
May 22 '18 at 10:26
In fact it is; I just did not understand the different ways of logging in to this forum.
– Per Strömgren
May 22 '18 at 10:26
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If you come across this issue it can be a chrome-remote-desktop issue. Please check the link below.
Cannot open terminal on Ubuntu 18.04
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If you come across this issue it can be a chrome-remote-desktop issue. Please check the link below.
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If you come across this issue it can be a chrome-remote-desktop issue. Please check the link below.
Cannot open terminal on Ubuntu 18.04
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If you come across this issue it can be a chrome-remote-desktop issue. Please check the link below.
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