Lucid upgrade makes Mythbuntu my default session
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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mythbuntu-meta (Ubuntu) |
Incomplete
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Undecided
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
After upgrading to Lucid, my default session was suddenly Mythbuntu. So my first impressions after the upgrade were:
* The logo page says "mythbuntu" instead of "ubuntu"—puzzling but given the new branding, not a clear indication that something is wrong.
* My session comes up as a black screen with no usable features except a clock in an otherwise empty task bar. No icons, no menus.
Explicitly picking "Gnome session" as the login session gets around it, though this isn't exactly obvious.
I'm not sure why this happened. Maybe I installed and un-installed mythtv at some point in the past, or maybe it's because I un-installed compiz to get around graphics driver problems, and so may have had to remove the main ubuntu dependencies package as well. This was a complete upgrade, not the known "partial upgrade" issue.
Did you have the mythbuntu packages installed before the update, or were they just installed when you updated to Lucid? Probably what happened is the update-manager saw you had the mythbuntu packages installed and then thought that you wanted a mythbuntu session. If you don't want mythbuntu, you can uninstall it, or there should be a way to change it so that gnome is your default session.