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If Unity is the problem, Ubuntu has the Gnome Shell already in its repo. Its quick and easy. $ sudo apt-get install gnome-shell You keep the benefits of the U
by donpdonp 13y ago
If Unity is the problem, Ubuntu has the Gnome Shell already in its repo. Its quick and easy.
$ sudo apt-get install gnome-shell
You keep the benefits of the Ubuntu package repo, kernel patches, etc.
- rlpb 13y agoYes. This is true for all the other Ubuntu flavors, too. Either way will get you to the same system, since all the flavors share the same Ubuntu apt archive. Using a flavor directly just gets you your chosen desktop environment by default.
- banachtarski 13y ago"benefits"
- ashazar 13y agoI tried this and run startx. What i get is only a black screen. Even though i restarted my laptop, still black screen. How can i return back to Unity?