Sorry, Ubuntu 18.04 has experienced an internal error
Sorry, Ubuntu 18.04 has experienced an internal error
Kevin Reed
Aiden Martinez
I hate this shit Distro; 16.04 was way better
>Don't want the Applications thing on the top left, so I download the 'Applications Menu' gnome extension...doesnt work
>>have to go to tweaks > enable hot corners > disable applications menu > go back to tweaks and disable hot corners
>running dual monitors; sometimes boots without the second monitor not recognized; have to reboot
>put machine on sleep or suspend; turn it back on; second monitor doesnt work
put this distro into the bin desu
Anthony Bennett
I'm not very impressed, myself.They've certainly done something screwy to Gnome because I'm using well over 2 gigs of RAM with only Firefox open, versus less than half that amount in Arch.I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and wait things out. Maybe they'll get things sorted soon.16.04 was nearly perfect.
Ethan Powell
I was an avid Fedora user, but due to some shitty obscure FPGA IDE I use I had to switch to Ubuntu. I installed 18.04 Gnome and what the actual motherfuck... I had no idea someone could fuck up an interface that much. They could've just shipped stock Gnome and that would be much better. The underlying system is pretty ok imo though.
William Bennett
>They could've just shipped stock Gnome
Right? I have no idea what they've done to Gnome so I live in fear of using extensions, and that only adds to the misery.
Cameron Wright
>I-it just works!
Yeah whatever. The presentation is nice, but the cracks really start to show after about a week.
Arch in my opinion was a much cleaner experience. They keep it simple, so you install only what you need.
So no "internal error" messages lol
Nolan Stewart
Do you know what the actual error is? Just curious if it's that xapian error that plagued me in 16.04.
Matthew Perez
Just change the desktop environment you mong.
Running i3 on ubuntu 18.04 over here and its the most comfy linux experience of my life so far. Everything just werks.
Oliver Roberts
>Sorry, Ubuntu 18.04 has experienced an internal error
this is a joke, right? ubuntu doesnt ACTUALLY give windows-style error messages, does it? DOES IT?
Isaiah Thompson
how would a windows manager fix the issues i memetexted?
it unironically does
16.04 did it too sometimes
Dominic Garcia
>sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade -fy
this kills the OS
Nathaniel Bennett
>it unironically does
oh wow, could you post a screenshot? that shit sounds hillarious. maybe I should give ubuntu a try after all..
Ethan Scott
>what is ubuntu minimal
stupid arch user
Asher Williams
>>what is ubuntu minimal
I dunno.. useless? how about just use debian
Noah Hill
>how would a windows manager fix the issues i memetexted?
i3 is a window manager but it replaces the entire DE. The 'applications thing' doesn't exist. The default DE's dodgy way of handling multiple screens doesn't exist (probably your dual monitor problem)
Juan Edwards
>what is ubuntu minimal
Literally garbage with the same issues already listed in this thread. Stupid ubongo user
Camden Campbell
>Change gay login screen
>download compiz or metacity
Wow that was so hard
Cooper Sullivan
Too bad ubuntu doesn't have a gui log viewer for dummies thingie like mint does.
Parker Taylor
Just install Xubuntu or Ubuntu-MATE ffs
Xubuntu is rock solid. Exactly like the last one but with 18.04 base. You can't improve on perfection.
Liam Wright
You know it makes sense.
Ethan Butler
Oliver Smith
How so? You only install what you want/need.
Debian's defaults suck even more, and testing is less supported than ubuntu
Liam Lopez
>They keep it simple, so you install only what you need.
Are you talking about Debian or gentoo? Arch is the opposite of minimal.