Hmm, I am not sure why this is happening, but yes I would also guess it's because you set your UID to 49, which is in the "system" (i.e. non-human) UID range [1].
In any case, ubuntu-release-upgrader is not doing this. Rather, it would likely be caused by a specific package upgrade.
Hmm, I am not sure why this is happening, but yes I would also guess it's because you set your UID to 49, which is in the "system" (i.e. non-human) UID range [1].
In any case, ubuntu- release- upgrader is not doing this. Rather, it would likely be caused by a specific package upgrade.
[1] https:/ /systemd. io/UIDS- GIDS/