On 09/02/12 10:21, Alan Pope wrote:
sudo apt-get autoremove
In addition to which I'd recommend using the following command to make
sure you have all the necessary bits installed.
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop^
Sometimes during the development release odd things happen and the
ubuntu-desktop or other critical packages can get removed temporarily.
The above command will (re-)install anything that _should_ be
installed on the desktop system.
Surprising how often this command 'magically' fixes stuff.
Thanks to all who have replied. I think I have a far better
understanding now of the release process. This is the first time I've
followed a release through all stages by actually using it. It's been a
very interesting process, and I have nothing but total admiration to the
various bug-teams. I shall certainly repeat the process again with
Quirky (or whatever 12.10 gets to be called). Obviously I'll set it up
to dual-boot with Precise and keep meticulous backups.
Regards, Barry.
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