If you just want to try my fix skip to end of post.
I also stumbled up on this bug in the summer. It took me a while but I managed to solve it in the end for me. (Had the problem on 6 or 7 older computers.)
I was sure I documented it here as well but it appears I did not.
It was a while ago but I still think I can remember the correct issue.
For me the problem was in the user-session variable in lightdm.conf file located in "/etc/lightdm/".
I had set it to 2D to speed things up a long time ago:
"user-session=ubuntu-2d"
I had a slight feeling that I read something about it and it seams that 2D was indeed dropped in Ubuntu 12.10. http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/08/unity-2d-removed-from-ubuntu-12-10
If you just want to try my fix skip to end of post.
I also stumbled up on this bug in the summer. It took me a while but I managed to solve it in the end for me. (Had the problem on 6 or 7 older computers.)
I was sure I documented it here as well but it appears I did not.
It was a while ago but I still think I can remember the correct issue.
For me the problem was in the user-session variable in lightdm.conf file located in "/etc/lightdm/". ubuntu- 2d" www.omgubuntu. co.uk/2012/ 08/unity- 2d-removed- from-ubuntu- 12-10
I had set it to 2D to speed things up a long time ago:
"user-session=
I had a slight feeling that I read something about it and it seams that 2D was indeed dropped in Ubuntu 12.10.
http://
This page should probably be updated as well: /wiki.ubuntu. com/Unity2D
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My fix: askubuntu. com/questions/ 92379/how- do-i-get- permissions- to-edit- system- configuration- files) ubuntu- 2d" to "user-session= ubuntu"
1) Open file for editing. If you do not know how to do this then there is discussion here on how to edit system files (http://
2) Change row "user-session=
3) Reboot computer
Bob or anyone else, please report back if this helps you.