Hi, thanx for your answer. However, I am a Linux newbie, and have not
tinkered with my system. It is basically a fresh 20.04 and I have
applied all updates. I have definitely not done anything with
"mydomain". So why is that I get this error, do you know? How can I
resolve this problem? Should I set the "mydomain" thing to something?
Why is it that a fresh Ubuntu 20.04 with all updates triggers this
error?

Right now, my Nvidia driver has reverted back to Noveau driver, because
the latest update could not update the Nvidia driver - I suspect the
update error is because of this "mydomain" problem? So now I am stuck at
800x600 resolution which is unusable. I can not work.

I remember earlier when I used 18.04 LTS, I also got problems like this.
After a update the resolution was stuck to 640x480. I tried to fix it by
installing Nvidia driver, but no luck. At the end I bricked my Ubuntu
install, when I tried to download the Nvidia driver and install it
manually. So I had to revert back to Unix. Now I am trying to transition
to Ubuntu, but I get this problem. I am stuck at 800x600 with Noveau and
cannot install Nivida driver to fix the resolution. I dont understand
why the updates cause these problems? Should I set the "mydomain" to
something? Do you have any clue where I can start to dig?

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  package postfix 3.4.13-0ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: installed
  postfix package post-installation script subprocess returned error
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