Public bug reported:
Hello, I had installed pcmanfm-qt to try it and then I removed it*. At
the next Ubuntu start up, Ubuntu got stuck at the loading screen (the
one with "Ubuntu" written on a purple background and dots beneath it).
The mouse pointer was not Gnome's, it was LXDE's, and there was a grey
rectangle at the bottom right corner of the screen. After the third
reboot instead of the rectangle there appeared a dialog reporting some
lxqt error (it was something related to not being able to start the
power management utility, if I recall correctly). To solve the issue I
had to log in into a console and uninstall lxqt packages. I was able to
get Gnome back only after uninstalling lxqt-session.
* If you wish to know, I didn't keep it because I want the file manager
to keep file selected after copying/cutting and pasting them around. In
other words, the problem is that when I select some files, go to another
directory and paste them, they get lost among the other files that are
already there.
** Affects: pcmanfm-qt (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Installed lxqt dependencies try to override Gnome at next start up
(Ubuntu 17.10)
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