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[SOLVED] After switching to the nvidia driver, the xfce setup is messed up
gogobebe2:
--- Quote from: Jerry on November 20, 2014, 01:43:22 AM ---
--- Quote from: gogobebe2 on November 20, 2014, 01:39:27 AM ---Oh lol. Because I went from ubuntu to linux lite and just copied the whole home folder, then merged the files.
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Mentioning that in the first post certainly would have helped, that is why your system is borked! Lesson learned I guess :)
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xD
Jerry:
--- Quote from: gogobebe2 on November 20, 2014, 01:39:27 AM ---Oh lol. Because I went from ubuntu to linux lite and just copied the whole home folder, then merged the files.
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Mentioning that in the first post certainly would have helped, that is why your system is borked! Lesson learned I guess :)
gogobebe2:
--- Quote from: Jerry on November 20, 2014, 01:36:03 AM ---I would be very selective about what you back up in your home folder, this will be one place where configuration files are messed up at the moment. ONLY back up configs specific to programs you have installed.
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Oh lol. Because I went from ubuntu to linux lite and just copied the whole home folder, then merged the files.
Jerry:
I would be very selective about what you back up in your home folder, this will be one place where configuration files are messed up at the moment. ONLY back up configs specific to programs you have installed.
gogobebe2:
--- Quote from: Jerry on November 20, 2014, 01:13:33 AM ---P.S. during your first batch of updates, if the updates stop at any time just hit Enter for each prompt, don't type anything, just hit Enter each time.
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Thankyou, also when I backup my home folder, what do I have to delete so that when I copy my home folder over again the xfce doesn't get messed up again. Or is xfce settings not saved in the home folder? Because I plan on keep my other programs configs and settings files.
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