@aofrl10n, @mc3man: The latest gnome-session
fix is in the archive now. Would be good if you could confirm that no issue with Unity login remains.
Thank you so much @gunnarhj I’m back in Unity. Your fix did the trick.
Ubuntu is my work tool and having to deal even for one day with the Gnome desktop is just an unpleasant experience for me, much less productivity on my part.
Thank you to @gunnarhj @chanath and all of you (this page is limiting me to 2 user mentions) who keep Unity alive and running beautifully, even on the latest dev build.
Update:
There is a issue with bileto landing for u-c-c. Even though it says it landed, in reality it didn’t. In trunk i can see a new leases but in release pocket it is still using the old version. I have raised the issue on #ubuntu-desktop.
So for the time being I added u-c-c back in the PPA.
I noticed something odd with Ambiance and Yaru themes. Just gonna repost the comment from GitHub.
Ok, testing the release build and … the dash is empty. Bang Super and there’s no applications, no files, no nothing, just.
Sorry, there is nothing that matches your search.
Regardless of what you actually search for.
Fresh install in a VM, installed
unity-session
and
light-themes
(should be a dependency as the default theme, Radiance, is no longer installed by Gnome shell)
Try installing unity-lens-applications
& unity-lens-files
Did anyone notice broken indicator-datetime ? It is crashing for me.
The issue has been reported as https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1848969
It seems to depends from the calendar in use though, does anyone has a public calendar triggering the bug?
Is that the snap or the deb version?
Deb-version. I don’t like snaps.
That fixed it ; the Unity dash is pretty useless without at least unity-lens-applications
, should that be a dependency of unity-session
?